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Naloxone Dispensing Sees Major Increase In Last Two Years
The numbers are dramatically up from the same survey done in 2016, when just more than half of pharmacies surveyed stocked the drug and less than a quarter actually distributed it.
Hoosiers And Medical Debt: "I Didn't Want To Be That Deadbeat Person"
According to a recent study by Health Affairs, medical debt nationally totals more than $80 million.
Live Dealers At Racetrack Casino Table Games Coming In January
Indiana’s two racetrack casinos will begin offering live table games at the start of 2020.
As Shoppers Spend More Online, Retailers Adapt
With holiday spending hitting record highs this winter, join us this week as we discuss consumer habits and how retailers are adapting.
Committee Assembled To Find New Athletic Director
Indiana University President Michael McRobbie assembled a 14 member search committee to help find IU’s next athletic director.
The Rate Of Nearsightedness Is Projected To Double Among Americans By 2050
Children are in need of corrective lenses for nearsighted vision at earlier ages than they were 50 years ago. By adulthood around a quarter of Americans are nearsighted, and that number is projected to double by 2050.
Will IU Continue Alcohol Sales At Football Games?
With the first season of alcohol sales at Memorial Stadium complete, an IU alumnus asked City Limits, what is the record of incident reports since the ban on alcohol sales was lifted, and what’s next?
City Council Officially Adopts UDO
The vote ends a two-year process that was punctuated by a marathon of meetings beginning in October.
Alyssa Shepherd Gets Four Years For Killing Three In School Bus Accident
Alyssa Shepherd drove past a stopped school bus in Rochester. She hit four children -- killing three siblings.
My Mind Isn't Necessarily Made Up On Impeachment, Sen. Braun Says
Sen. Braun says he hasn't made up his mind on impeachment, and he's waiting to see if there is any other pertinent information to consider.
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