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Purdue University First To Map Structure Of Zika Virus
The breakthrough could help scientists develop a vaccine.
Drug Addiction Recovery House For Women Coming To Greenfield
Hancock County currently has no recovery houses for those who have suffered from addiction, but residents are working to change that.
Daybook: Chocolate Moose Meeting & Maple Syrup
Bloomington Historic Preservation Commission will meet tonight about proposed construction to the Chocolate Moose and
Funeral Held For 1-Year-Old Shaylyn Ammerman
The toddler was kidnapped, raped and murdered last week in Owen County.
Brown County Volunteer Fire Department Cutting Back
Suffering from a lack of volunteers, The Brown County Volunteer Fire Department is discontinuing one of its services and looking for ways to continue others.
I-69 Section Six Will Force Businesses, Homeowners To Move
Indy's Family Restaurant is one of 96 that could have to move because of I-69 section six.
Chocolate Moose's Stand Could Come Down
A developer is planning to put a mixed use building where the current Chocolate Moose sits. They the hope to house the ice cream parlor in the new building.
U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Endorses Todd Young For Senate
The U.S. Chamber – along with its Indiana counterpart – calls Todd Young a “consistent, constructive conservative.”
Judge Rejects Stay In Indiana's Refugee Suit
The state will have to provide funding to refugee resettlement organizations while the legal battle over money for resettlement continues.
Five Indiana Nursing Programs In Danger Of Being Shut Down
The five schools in question have pass rates for their nursing associate’s degree grads that range from 41 to 72 percent.
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