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South-Central Indiana Cities, Towns Set Trick-Or-Treat Times
Official Trick-or-Treat times have been set for cities in south central Indiana.
Public Input On Division of Forestry Plan Ends Saturday
The public has until Saturday to weigh in on the strategic plan that will guide how the state’s forestlands are used over the next four years.
Upland Brewing Company Expanding Sour Ale Program
Upland Brewing Company is investing $4 million to expand its sour ale program.
Cummins To Cut Hundreds Of Indiana Jobs
The largest Fortune 500 company in southern Indiana announced today it was cutting thousands of jobs as a result of declining sales.
Purdue Bees Bite Back Against Mites
There are many potential causes for the die-off, but most scientists agree the parasitic Varroa mite is a major factor.
Indiana Hoping Chinook Salmon In Lake Michigan Will Rebound
The state recently had to request Chinook salmon eggs from Wisconsin because there aren’t enough fish returning to spawn in streams around northern Indiana.
This Year's Flu Shot Is Ready, State Health Officials Say
After initial delays, the supply of this season's influenza vaccine is back to normal levels, and experts say now is the best time to get vaccinated.
Hoosier Hysteria Kicks Off Basketball Season
Assembly Hall played host to Hoosier Hysteria, giving fans a chance to see both the men's and women's teams.
Parks Department Will Reopen Wyandotte Caves
Indiana State Parks department plans to reopen Wyandotte Caves in 2016.
Ta-Nehisi Coates Discusses Memoir At IU
At his talk, Coates discussed race, police brutality, and his own experiences as an African-American man.
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