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Southern Rust Impact On Corn Yields This Season
The fungus, Southern rust, isn’t having the devastating impact on corn yields that some experts predicted it might.
Indiana Governor Writes Newspaper Opinion Piece On Opioid Crisis
Gov. Eric Holcomb says Indiana's future success is threatened by opioid-related addiction in the state.
Muncie Mayor Considers $3.5M Boost For Troubled City Schools
The district's state-appointed emergency manager says the money could help pay for an estimated $9 million in repairs at three schools.
Indiana Troopers In Colorado For Probe Of 2 Indiana Killings
Indiana state troopers have traveled to Colorado to investigate whether a man there could be linked to the unsolved murders of two teenage hikers in Indiana.
Watch 'Indiana Newsdesk:' Affording Bail, Trump's Indy Visit
Some facing criminal charges can’t afford to pay bail. The president’s visit to Indiana. And, Indiana Coach Archie Miller addresses college basketball scandals.
Bloomington Hosts State's First Driverless Bus Demonstration
The city of Bloomington hosted the state’s first demonstration of a driverless bus on Friday on Kirkwood Avenue.
HUD Awards Grant To Terre Haute To Address Public Housing
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded $178,500 to Terre Haute to improve public housing in the area.
IU To No Longer Hold Classes In Room With Controversial KKK Mural
Indiana University will no longer hold classes in a room on the Bloomington campus with a controversial mural that includes a depiction of the Ku Klux Klan.
IN Supreme Court Hears Arguments On Lake Michigan Beach Ownership
The case calls into question whether the public has the right to use beach along Lake Michigan.
FDA Approves Lilly Pill For Common Advanced Breast Cancer
According to the FDA, about 72 percent of patients with have a type of breast cancer that could be treated by the Lilly drug.
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