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EPA Chief To Tour Lead-Contaminated Indiana Housing Complex
Officials say two dozen families remain at the 45-year-old East Chicago housing complex.
Fort Wayne Children's Zoo Opens Saturday With New Male Lion
Bahati, the zoo's new male lion, replaces Bill the lion, who died last April.
Indiana Egg Producers Scramble To Meet Corporate Cage-Free Demand
Going cage-free is a costly, time-consuming process for even the biggest egg producers, like Indiana's Rose Acre Farms.
Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Hamilton On Third Street Closure
Hamilton says the engineering firm didn't know how Third Street was holding vehicles over the storm water tunnel.
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Indiana Purges 481K Inactive Voter Registrations From Rolls
The Secretary of State says more than 481,000 voter registration records have been removed from voter rolls since November.
Appointed Superintendent Bill Heads To Governor
The House advanced a bill to the governor to make the Superintendent of Public Instruction an appointed, rather than elected position.
Bloomington Mayor Hamilton: Third Street Should Reopen Friday
An engineering inspection last week discovered the infrastructure supporting the road is structurally unsound and unsafe for traffic.
Bloomington Animal Shelter Breaks Ground On Expansion, Renovation
The expansion includes a new wing for intake to separate the holding areas for stray cats, which is currently located between two dog areas.
Ball State Study: Counties With Educated Residents Attract Jobs
The report says in 2014, five of the top 10 highest earning counties in Indiana also had the most educated populations.
Indiana Deer Harvest, Collisions With Vehicles Fell In 2016
The DNR says deer-vehicle collisions across Indiana numbered more than 14,000 last year, down nearly 9 percent from 2015.
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