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Farm fatalities jumped by about 40 percent in Indiana during 2014, says Purdue’s annual Farm Fatality Survey.

Protestors gathered to "send a message" to John Kerry and those who gathered to hear him speak.

Secretary of State, John Kerry will speak today as IU dedicates the new Global and International Studies building.

The Hoosier Environmental Council has long been concerned about the effect of the roughly 8,000 outdoor wood boilers across the state.

A 3D virtual tours let visitors swipe through the wreckage in their web browser, examine close-up photos and read the history behind the ships.

The Brown County Sheriff's Department removed more than 3,100 marijuana plants from a private property on Tuesday.

The 2016 Democratic primaries are scheduled to kick-off this February.

With crows are becoming a major nuisance in Bloomington, an expert panel held a meeting centered on dealing with the increasing problem.

The ACLU says an Indiana law barring voters from taking pictures of their ballot in the voting booth violates the First Amendment.

Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann says state databases are the subject of millions of attempted hacks.

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