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Central Farm Data Service Aims To Boost Agribusiness
The site will let farmers upload, track and share the data they use in their jobs – such as crop conditions, pesticide use and rainfall.
Drug Abuse Blamed For Large Increase In Kids Removed By DCS
The massive increase came after a 7% decrease in out of home placements between 2011 and 2012
Evansville Named 'Promise Zone' By Obama Administration
The designation gives communities an advantage in applying for grants, and special access to federal employees who act as guides through federal bureaucracy.
Hoffman: First Year Challenging, But A Success
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Carmel Nursing Home Developer Begins Trading In Canada
Mainstreet is expanding, but not in Indiana, which has a moratorium on new nursing homes.
Former IU Basketball Star Quinn Buckner Named School Trustee
Gov. Mike Pence appointed the captain of IU's undefeated 1976 NCAA championship team to a three-year term on the board overseeing the university.
Daybook: GOP Chair Joins Libertarians & Bee Experts
Montgomery County GOP chairman John Pickerill has resigned to join the Libertarian party and today on Noon Edition we talk about bee hives, swarms and honey.
Historic Seiberling Mansion Needs $1 Million In Repairs
Take a tour of the iconic Kokomo Seiberling mansion and see what work needs to be done to preserve a piece of Indiana history.
Indiana Transitional Housing Feels Effects of Budget Cuts
HUD's new housing-first approach has left homeless programs seeing significant cuts including nearly $700,000 worth of cuts in Indianapolis.
Judge Rules E-Liquid Regulations Can Take Effect July 1
Hoosier Vapers says new e-liquid regulations going into effect July 1 will hurt the industry.
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