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Indiana Man Accused of Attempted Murder in Venezuela
Venezuelan officials are accusing an Indiana man of being a mercenary and holding him on charges of arms trafficking and attempted murder.
Mount Baldy Sand Dune Closed Indefinitely
The state’s tallest sand dune will stay closed to the public as investigations continue into the cause of dangerous holes.
Ivy Tech Names New Bloomington Chancellor
Ivy Tech has named Jennie Vaughan, the community college's vice chancellor, to lead the Bloomington region.
Lawyers Reach Agreement On Native American Inmates' Lawsuit
The Department of Corrections is agreeing to allow a chaplain to oversee Native American religious ceremonies after the ACLU says they were banned in June.
Harsh Winter Might Have Killed Half Of Oliver Winery's Crop
Oliver Winery should have enough inventory to meet demand this year, but it is still determining how much wine it will be able to make for future years.
Indiana Resident Creates Prius Limos Out Of Wrecked Cars
Steve Woodruff takes old Priuses and extends them out to include an extra row of seats.
Harsh Winter Making Spring Allergies Worse
The severity and length of winter this year delayed pollination from many trees, causing them to flower at the same time as other trees.
Purdue University Will Not Follow IU And Raise Minimum Wage
Purdue University officials say they would have to cut positions if they raised the minimum wage.
Indiana Mom Joins Mayor Bloomberg In Fight Against NRA
Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense are working to lobby for increased gun regulations.
Morel Mushroom Hunters Can Now Hunt Off Trails
A new law allows mushrooms, nuts and fruits to venture off Indiana trails in Indiana to forage.
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