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Tippecanoe County To Host Syringe Exchange In Health Dept. Office
After months of struggling to secure a location, the Tippecanoe Co. Health Department plans to inaugurate a needle exchange program in its building on Friday.
Medicaid Expansion Leads Fewer People To Sign Up For Disability
The Indiana University study found a 3-4 percent reduction in the number of people receiving supplemental security income
GOP Indiana Lawmaker Proposes Medical Marijuana Legalization
Republican State Representative pushes for legalization of medical marijuana to combat Indiana opioid crisis.
Muncie Schools Busing: 'Not Perfect,' But Safe
Muncie Schools were open Monday after canceling classes Thursday and Friday because of widespread busing problems.
Landscapers Discover Syringes, Belongings Outdoors On IU Campus
IUPD is investigating after a landscaping crew discovered personal belonging and several syringes in an outdoor area on campus.
Man Charged After Threats Made To Blow Up 2 Indiana Schools
A 26-year-old Buster Hernandez from Bakersfield, California, has been charged with making online threats to blow up two Indiana high schools.
Report Aims To Block Asian Carp From Great Lakes
Scientists say if Asian carp reach the Great Lakes, they could cripple a $7 billion fishing industry by crowding out native species.
Notre Dame Hosts Mass, Memorial For Late Coach Ara Parseghian
Ara Parseghian died in his home in Granger last week. He was 94 years old.
Muncie Schools Closed For Second Day Amid Busing Woes
Muncie Community Schools will cancel school for a second day in a row over busing problems that arose on its first day of the school year Wednesday.
State Officials Tentatively Agree On New A-F Accountability System
State education officials have tentatively agreed on a new A-to-F accountability system for schools, with the federal government getting the final say.
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