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Fireworks Displays Can Threaten Public Drinking Water
Some chemicals used to make fireworks can be harmful to human health.
Fishers Man Points Gun At Police, Then Shoots Himself, Dies
Fishers Police Officer Shawn Wynn says at least one of the two officers fired a gunshot at the man, who died at the scene Monday morning.
Farm Bureau's July Fourth Barbecue Grocery Index Dips Again
The Indiana Farm Bureau tracks different sets of grocery prices throughout the year. For July 4, 2017, it's $51.50 for a 10-person barbecue picnic.
Indiana's 'Hunters Helping Farmers' Application Period Opens
The program allows people to hunt on private property where deer are damaging crops and landscaping.
Indiana Ensures Employers Can Ask About Criminal History
A new law that went into effect July 1 prohibits laws and ordinances that restrict employers from asking job applicants about their criminal histories.
What To Know Before Shooting Off Fireworks
The majority of firework-related accidents occur due to mishandling and malfunction.
Purdue Expanding Alcohol Sales At Basketball, Football Games
Athletics director Mike Bobinski says the expansion decision was made after "extensive discussions" with campus police.
Indiana Considers Adding Third Port On Ohio River
Gov. Eric Holcomb is pushing a proposal to locate a port along the Ohio River.
Planners Look To Pick I-69 Ohio River Bridge Route Next Year
Kentucky and Indiana signed an agreement a year ago to begin preliminary work toward building the bridge.
Video: Watch ‘Indiana Newsdesk’ June 30, 2017
How school corporations are tackling the issue of lunch debt, why some want to see the state’s second needle exchange shut down and a ten-year agriculture plan.
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