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Hoosiers Push For Mine Restoration Dollars
Supporters of the RECLAIM Act say reclaiming old coal mines will open former coal towns to new economic opportunities.
Farm Fatalities Up 10 Percent, Tractor Overturns The Leading Cause
Purdue's annual report found 28 farm-related deaths last year, up from 25 in 2014.
IU Football Player Pleads Not Guilty To Child Molestation Charges
Former Indiana running back Kiante Enis has pleaded not guilty to two counts of felony child molestation.
Exodus Refugee Immigration Will Resettle Refugees In Bloomington
Exodus Refugee Immigration already helps refugees relocate to Indianapolis. It will start sending some families to Bloomington in 2017.
Century Old Indiana Campsite Closing Amid State Lawsuit
State health officials are suing the Three Waters Campground in the Randolph County town of Farmland over alleged health and safety violations.
Gov. Pence Heads To Wisconsin To Prep For Vice Presidential Debate
Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence is meeting with Gov. Scott Walker for debate preparation in Wisconsin.
IU Health Plan Leaving Affordable Care Act Exchange In 2017
IU Health Plans said it has notified affected members and state insurance officials.
Former Indy Polar Bear Falls Ill, Dies At Detroit Zoo
Detroit Zoo officials said Tundra, a 29-year-old female, had been seriously ill on Sunday.
Hearing For Proposed Indiana Egg Farm Delayed Until October
The Warrick County Board of Zoning Appeals was supposed to consider Prime Food Inc.'s application Monday, but postponed that until its Oct. 24 meeting.
Holcomb Wants Expanded, But Not Free, Statewide Pre-K
Lieutenant Governor Holcomb proposes using a combination of federal, state, parental and private dollars to expanding the state's preschool program.
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