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Committee Holding Design Contest For USS Indiana Crest
The USS Indiana is not ready to board, but the public has a chance to be involved with the ship right now.
Indiana Football Defeats Purdue; Reaches Bowl
Indiana football defeated Purdue for the third consecutive year, making the Hoosiers bowl eligible for the first time since 2007.
New Energy-Absorbing Material Could Result In Safer Helmets
New research to develop an energy absorbing material could lead to safer helmets and could be ready for application within a few years.
Bucket and Bowl Game On The Line Saturday For Hoosiers
Fighting for the Bucket trophy has remained an annual tradition since 1925.
Donations To Hoosier Hills Food Bank Down This Year
Donations are down about half a million pounds for the year and Food Bank Executive Director Julio Alonso says that trend has continued into the holiday season.
Turkey Prices Highest Since 2012
The retail price of a sixteen pound turkey went up by over four dollars since last year according to an annual survey by the Indiana Farm Bureau.
In Coal Country, No Cash In Hand For Billions In Cleanup
As the dramatic fall of the coal industry rapidly advances, the massive task of cleaning up after our energy appetites remains.
Two Hoosiers Awarded Presidential Medal Of Freedom
Former Congressman Lee Hamilton and the first director of the EPA William Ruckelshaus were both honored at the White House.
Indiana Grown Promotes Local Food As Thanksgiving Approaches
This is the first Thanksgiving Hoosiers can buy ingredients at their grocery store labeled “Indiana Grown."
Officials Request Extension For Dual Credit Teachers
Indiana will request a five year extension for when high school teachers are required to hold a master's degree so they can teach dual credit courses.
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