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Legislation Could Boost Funding For Cancer Research
The 21st Century Cures Act would dedicate $1.75 billion for the National Institutes of Health in each of the next five years.
Paul Gebhard, Former Kinsey Institute Director, Dies At 98
Gebhard was the last living member of the institute's four original researchers. He worked alongside Alfred Kinsey, Clyde Martin and Wardell Pomery.
Sunday Rains Push Indy Over Wettest Month Record Threshold
Indianapolis has seen 13.13 inches of rain in July, beating the previous wettest month on record of 13.12 inches set in 1875.
Moderate Muslims Counter ISIS Propaganda With Media Strategy
One team in southwestern Indiana who opposes the radical Islamist group is taking to the internet to reclaim the message of Islam.
Morning Headline Roundup: Monday, July 27, 2015
A coalition will hold a rally today on the Indianapolis Retail Workers Bill of Rights; Gen Con returns to the Indiana Convention Center this week.
New State Building Signs Cost Big Money
The materials and installation of the signs, which were added in 2014 and 2015, cost just shy of $300,000.
Statehouse Protesters Demand Higher Wages
Protesters criticized Gov. Mike Pence for making Indiana what they call a low-wage island.
Purdue Salmonella Detection Technology Wins FDA Competition
A team of Purdue University researchers have developed a technology that detects salmonella more quickly than current methods.
Video: Watch ‘Indiana Newsdesk’ July 24, 2015
Some Southern Indiana residents are coming to grips with the reality of having HIV. And as Baby Boomers retire, will Millennials be able to take their place?
New Drug Shows Promise In Preventing Alzheimer's
An Alzheimer's drug Eli Lilly is testing appears to reduce plaque build-up in the brain, but more research needs to be done.
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