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Endangered Rattlesnakes Spotted In Southern Indiana Forests
The snakes, which live in Morgan, Monroe and Brown counties, have made appearances in Brown County State Park and the Morgan-Monroe State Forest.
INDOT Has No Timeline To Reopen I-65
Hoosiers traveling to Lafayette or Chicago will have to take an alternate route as INDOT works to repair a bridge on I-65.
Indiana Inmates' Produce Being Sent To Food Banks
Offenders at the Correctional Industrial Facility in Pendleton, Ind., are learning to cultivate more than a dozen fruits and vegetables.
Will EPA's Clean Power Plan Increase Your Utility Bills?
Utility companies argue the EPA rules will increase electricity bills, but the EPA predicts Americans will actually save money in the long-term.
Drum Corps International Championship Held In Indianapolis
Musicians practice for hours each day to get to the championship, including the reigning champions, the Blue Devils.
Gov. Pence Willing To Discuss BMV Convenience Fees
Democrats are calling for an end to a fee a third party private company charges for BMV services.
Cowork Spaces Offer Remote Workers A Safe Haven
Cowork spaces have proven especially appealing to young professionals, and some hope they keep workers from moving out of smaller communities.
How Indiana Could Achieve EPA Carbon Reduction Goals
New EPA rules require Indiana reduce its carbon emissions at least 28 percent by 2030. How that's done is left largely up to the state.
Mrs. Draper Starts Her Year In Second Grade
Sara Draper documents her first day of school at the beginning of her first year teaching.
Farmland Values Drop For First Time Since 2009
Agricultural economists attribute the drop to a decline in crop prices.
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