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Indy Soccer Team Continues Push For New Stadium
Peter Wilt, general manager of Indy Eleven, says he’s hopeful the longer budget session in 2015 will bring a warmer reception to the idea.
Purdue Extension To Host Third Annual Small Farm Conference
The conference will feature day-long sessions on making small farms profitable, the growing hops industry and tours of food production operations.
West Baden 'Colored Church' Taken Off Endangered List
A church group is offering to restore the First Baptist Church, also known as the West Baden Spring Colored Church, which has fallen into disuse and disrepair.
Governor Pence On Economic Trade Mission To Israel
Gov. Mike Pence and his family are touring holy sites in Israel before the governor begins a three-day trade mission.
Legislative Gatekeeper Says Casinos Need To Stay Competitive
Rep. Tom Dermody chairs the committee that will get the first look at proposals to expand gaming in Indiana.
For Hoosier Veteran, Family Is A Christmas Tradition
McClury is an Air Force veteran who, after struggling with drugs and alcohol, got his life back on track with the help of HVAF.
Some Independent Indiana Cinemas Will Show 'The Interview'
Independent theaters in Indianapolis and Jasper plan to show Sony's controversial comedy about an assassination attempt on North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un.
Landowners Seek Payment For Property Used In Rail Trail
The government has taken 19 miles of land to use as a trail from Bedford to Crane.
Hanukkah Traditions Bring Family Together
At the Streiff family home, there’s a giant construction paper menorah in the window with three construction paper candles aglow.
Companies Hope To Profit From Abundant Carp Population
Commercial carp fishing is taking off in nearby states, but one invasive species expert says it’s unlikely Indiana will see similar trends in the near future.
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