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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.
China Selling Corn Stockpiles, Driving Prices Down
American farmers may plant more corn this summer than they have in years, but China's announcement could drive down prices.
Early Voting Begins, Over 100 Monroe County Ballots Cast
Last year’s early voting turnout was abnormally low in Monroe County, but this year officials are preparing for record turnout.
Local Vineyard Not Overly Concerned With Low Temps
Local grape growers aren’t overly concerned with overnight temperatures right now, but it’s still early.
Donnelly: U.S. Should Continue Sanctions Against Iran
The Hoosier Democrat says he met recently with government officials in Israel, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.
Daybook: Early Voting Begins & Grape Crop
Early voting throughout Indiana begins today, and changes in weather could be detrimental to grape crops in Indiana.
Hancock Fabrics Going Out Of Business, Closing 4 Ind. Stores
Indianapolis, Carmel, Fort Wayne and Clarksville locations employ about 40 people total.
IU Professors Awarded Grant From National Science Foundation
The winners are studying a wide range of areas including how to make drug development more affordable, and the importance of non-rainfall water to dry climates.
Voter Registration Increases On Final Day To Register
Officials say the upcoming presidential primaries led to a vast increase in the amount of voter registrations in certain counties in the past week.
History Through Headlines: Tri-State Tornado
The Tri-State Tornado is the largest tornado ever recorded.
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