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Monroe Co: 2,300 New Registered Voters, 370 Early Ballots
The Monroe County Election Board met Thursday for the final time before the Indiana Primary on May 3rd.
A Year After Indiana HIV Outbreak, Addiction Treatment Lags
The state estimates that there are about 500 people who abuse drugs in Austin and the number of those infected with HIV has grown to 190.
Mumps Cases Increasing, Spread To Purdue Campus
There are 45 confirmed cases of mumps on college campuses and five probable cases.
Two Indiana Teachers Die On School Spring Break Trips
Teachers from Kokomo High School and Bishop Chatard High School died unexpectedly while serving as chaperones on school trips this week.
What To Expect For Indiana's Presidential Primary
Both Republican and Democratic candidates will have to spend time in Indiana before its May 3rd primary – the only presidential primary that week.
Fishers Officials Discuss Preparedness For Smallpox Outbreak
Very few Americans born after 1980 have been vaccinated for smallpox.
Indiana Adding Organic Farms Faster Than National Average
Indiana added 81 organic operations last year, with another 11 added so far in 2016.
Tunnels In Indy, Ft Wayne Expected To Solve Sewage Overflow
The tunnels arepart of the city’s efforts to reduce the number of combined sewage overflows.
Daybook: Bloomington Water & Election Preparation
Mayor John Hamilton will hold a press conference today and the presidential candidates are starting to turn their attention to the Hoosier state.
U.S. Rep. Brooks: Mentally Ill More Of A Threat Than Guns
Congresswoman Susan Brooks says people who are suffering from a mental illness pose a larger threat to school safety than guns.
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