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USDA Says Dry Weather Is Helping Indiana's Soybean Harvest
Other than corn, soybeans are the most harvested crop in Indiana. Reporter Josh Margolis says the lack of rain has actually helped farmers harvesting the crop.
Indiana Dunes State Park To Remain Alcohol Free, ATC Rules
The Indiana Dunes State Park banned alcohol in 1989 in response to problems with gangs.
Governor Pence Holding Meetings To Discuss LGBT Protections
Talks are underway in the business community on possible solutions to the statewide debate over LGBT protections.
Indiana Has Ninth Highest Wage Gap Between Men And Women
Indiana has the ninth highest gender wage gap in the country, up from the ninth highest gap in 2012.
Carmel City Council Passes Anti-Discrimination Law
Public comments Monday night centered around many of the same points heard in the August meeting in which the ordinance was postponed.
Elston Returns To IU Basketball Program As Administrator
Crean says Elston was the unheralded leader in his time at Indiana and his leadership skills are going to be very beneficial to the program.
Indiana's AFL-CIO Supports Unionizing College Athletes
A group representing former college athletes is still pushing for players to be unionized.
Wilson Admits Mistakes, But Proud Of Effort In Hoosier Loss
IU Football Coach Kevin Wilson was proud of the sold out crowd at Memorial Stadium Saturday saying the fans helped the team stay in the game.
Flags Flown At Half Staff In Memory Of IU Students
Indiana University experienced two student deaths in the same week.
Indiana Sees More Older Workers
The number of older workers is on the rise in Indiana.
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