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Researchers Use Indiana Fairs To Learn More About Swine Flu
The research has led to changes in how pigs are kept at county and state fairs across the Midwest.
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Indiana Unemployment Rate Rises For First Time In Five Months
Despite an increase in July, Indiana's unemployment rate remains well below the national average and lower than all neighboring states.
Howard Co. Receives Grant To Update Emergency Operations Center
A county that experienced nine tornadoes in the past decade is getting a grant to update their emergency operations center.
CAFO Compromise In Whitley County Leaves Homeowners Unhappy
The Whitley County Plan Commission settled on a half mile setback for CAFOs from large county lakes.
Hospital In Drug-Troubled Fayette County Starting Detox Unit
A hospital in a rural Indiana county hit hard by opioid abuse is starting a drug detoxification unit emphasizing treatment for those diagnosed with HIV.
Infosys Taps Purdue As Training Partner For Major U.S. Expansion
The five-year agreement comes as the technology and consulting company readies a new hub in Indianapolis.
Hundreds Rally To Reflect On Charlottesville, Speak Against Hate
Community members marched downtown holding banners and chanting things like “black lives matter” and “the people united, will never be divided.”
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Indiana Experiencing Dramatic Drop In Meth Production
Reports from the Indiana State Police show a decrease of 58 percent in lab incidents from 2016 to 2017.
Tonight At 6 On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
The final part of our series on the state’s public defense system, swine flu and the much-anticipated solar eclipse is Monday.
National Park Asks Visitors Not To Leave Painted Rocks On Premises
George Rogers Clark National Historical Park officials say "kindness rocks" in the park are breaking rules and could create safety concerns.
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