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Higher Water Rates Cutting Into Budgets
Higher water bills are cutting into some household budgets more than utilities customers can afford.
Daniels Calls For Stop To Purdue Office Renovations
Governor Mitch Daniels says he did not know about the project that is costing nearly $400,000.
IU Students Find It Difficult To Learn Using E-Textbooks
Indiana University is trying to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to digital learning by offering online textbooks. But some students are having a hard time making the switch from hard copies to electronic versions.
Indiana Democrats Ask Governor For Program To Avoid Layoffs
Democrats say a work-share program that lowers workers' hours but avoids layoffs would benefit the state.
Gregg, Pence Disagree On Health Exchange
Gregg says a hybrid system, in which the state and federal government co-run the exchange is the best option that will help reduce the state’s costs.
Loss Of Trees, Not Flooding, A Concern Upon Isaac's Arrival
Emergency management officials say streams are unlikely to flood over because of the drought.
IU Football Team Hopes For Redemption In Season Opener
Coach Keven Wilson says he is confident his team can improve after a difficult season last year.
Survey: Hoosiers Want Access To Raw Milk
Despite health concerns, public interest in legalizing the sale of unpasteurized milk remains high.
Drought's Effect on Fall Colors Remains to Be Seen
A naturalist at McCormick's Creek State Park says temperature is always the key factor in how colorful the leaf show will be.
Natural Resources Commission Bans Sale of 28 Aquatic Plants
A new rule prohibits sale of certain aquatic plants in Indiana in an effort to decrease the number of water bodies clogged with invasive species.
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