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Northwest Allen County Schools Could Eliminate Bus Service
The district’s school board voted Tuesday to eliminate bus service by 2018 if the city moves forward with its annexation plan.
Hepatitis C Epidemic Highlights State's Drug Use Problem
Overdose deaths have also increased with acute hepatitis cases.
White County CAFO Rule Would Be First Of Its Kind In Indiana
The rule would be the first in the state to designate a mandatory distance between confined animal feeding operations and waterways.
Wabash One Of Two Cities In National Contest For $500,000
Wabash, Indiana beat thousands of other cities around the country and is now competing against just one other city-- Silverton, Oregon-- for the top prize.
Hep C Increases In Indiana, Deaths Lag Behind U.S. Average
State health department officials say reasons for that increase could include more testing, an increase in test accuracy and a rise in injection drug use.
Fewer Indiana High School Graduates Need College Remediation
Since 2011, the amount of students entering college directly from high school who need remediation in math or English has fallen from 31 percent to 18 percent.
Proposed Indiana Wind Farm Draws Opposition From Residents
The proposed Big Blue River Wind Farm would include the townships of Greensboro, Jefferson, Harrison, and Prairie.
Judge Sets Hearing Date For Indiana Abortion Law Challenge
Known as House Enrolled Act 1337, the law bans abortions because of a fetus's gender, race or genetic disability, such as Down syndrome.
Early Campaign Ads Could Increase Voter Turnout In November
Experts say the intensified exposure to political issues and candidates could impact what happens in November.
Indiana Employer Wants To Ban Chinese Steel From U.S. Market
One of Northwest Indiana's biggest employers, U.S. Steel, says Chinese imports are hurting jobs in places like Indiana.
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