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Purdue Pharmacy Research: Opioid-containing Plant Better Than Heroin, But Still Addictive
While federal law doesn’t ban the sale of kratom, van Rijn says it is illegal in Indiana.
Trade War Helps Turkey Prices Remain Low For Second Year In A Row
Turkey prices are down slightly from last year, leading to some of the lowest prices in the past decade. One reason could be related to the trade war.
Attorney Asks Judge To Dismiss Federal Death Row Inmate’s Execution
67-year-old Wesley Purkey was sentenced to death in 2003 for kidnapping, raping, and murdering a 16-year-old girl in Kansas City.
Decrease In Live Christmas Tree Purchases Aren't From Lack Of Demand
Despite strong demand for natural Christmas trees, data shows fewer farmers are growing them.
Operators Face Monday Deadline For Terre Haute Casino
Terre Haute Mayor Duke Bennett says Spectacle Entertainment is the only operator that has submitted a proposal.
Strong Storms Tuesday Night Leave Nearly 4,400 Without Power In Bloomington
Duke Energy officials say there is no timetable for when power will be restored but crews are working diligently to address the issue.
AT&T, Purdue University Partner For 5G Research Lab
The collaboration will provide a test bed for entrepreneurs and researchers.
Religious Conservative Groups Lose In RFRA Fix Lawsuit
The RFRA fix said the 2015 law’s religious freedom defense couldn’t be used to justify denying service to someone based on characteristics such as age, race, sexual orientation or gender identity.
Exhibit Columbus Artwork To Find New Homes
Dozens of public art pieces, large and small, have been part of the cityscape since they went up in late August.
New Training Helps First Responders Become Dementia Aware
The state is leading a new push to educate first responders in Indiana about dementia.
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