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How devastating will the record rainfall be for farmers? We visit a quarry preserved just like it was during the peak of limestone production in the 1920s.

Participants of the Growing Opportunities program cut the ribbon to the greenhouse where they've been growing lettuce for the last 14 weeks.

Gov. Pence responds to news of a cancelled PR contract; Indy Power & Light breaks ground on an energy-storage facility. Read more in our morning roundup.

The Hoosiers' apparel sponsorship deal with Adidas expires next year, and the athletic department says it's close to inking a deal.

RFRA creates a legal standard that says government must have a compelling reason to restrict someone’s religious practice and do so in the least burdensome way.

About half of the state received more than twice the average rainfall for June.

The City of Bloomington has launched an application displaying a list of closed roads, lane restrictions and other traffic-related information.

Parts of Indiana have witnessed an increasing number of heroin overdoses in recent months. The CDC says overdose deaths have increased nearly 300 percent.

Subway is suspending relations with Jared Fogle; Indiana is taking nominations for its new state poet laureate. Read more in our morning roundup.

Mayor Bennett gives us an update on summer construction in Terre Haute and city struggles over unfunded mandates.