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Duke Energy Investing In Solar As Part Of Legal Settlement
Duke Energy is seeking proposals from companies that want to supply it with solar energy in order to fulfill a legal settlement Duke made last year.
Kokomo Native Headed To Sochi To Compete in Paralympics
Joel Hunt will be one of the first people with a traumatic brian injury to compete in the games
Farmers Taking Extra Precautions To Prevent Grain Bin Deaths
Purdue researcher discusses risks of grain bin entrapment and national statistics.
HPV Vaccination Rates Still Low Years After FDA Approval
The FDA approved the HPV vaccine 7 years ago, but Indiana's vaccination rate still lags behind other states.
Columbus Representative Facing Primary Challenger
Bartholomew County Council President Ryan Lauer is challenging Rep. Milo Smith, R-Columbus, for his seat.
INDOT Crews Working 24-Hours A Day To Fill Potholes
Governor Mike Pence announced today that transportation crews are working in two 12-hour shifts each day to repair the roads after the snow storm.
Ask The Mayor: Greencastle's Sue Murray
Greencastle Mayor Sue Murray talks about how much winter weather is making a dent into the city budget and big changes to the Putnam County airport.
Pets May Be Overlooked During The Harsh Winter Weather
Officials at the Bloomington Animal Shelter say they’re receiving a lot of calls from residents concerned about pets left outside in the cold.
How An Indiana Skier Became The Face Of A New Olympic Sport
Lawrenceburg native and slopestyle skier Nick Goepper is competing in the Olympics.
Indiana Residents Eligible For Federal Loans After Storms
Indiana residents and businesses in 19 counties can qualify for low-interest disaster loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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