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Chemical Could Play Role In Saving Ash Trees From Invasive Beetle
The Department of Natural Resources says the emerald ash borer has been found in at least one tree in each of the state’s 92 counties.
Video: Watch ‘Indiana Newsdesk’ April 14, 2017
The next phase of I-69 impact, lawmakers try to wrap up this session, a contested electric co-op election and a prison program to fix unwanted bikes.
IU Expanding Paid Parental Leave Policy To Staff
IU already offers six weeks of paid parental leave to faculty members.
Purdue Researchers Study Underwater Adhesive, Create Their Own
That’s according to a researcher at Purdue University, who is using ocean life to search for an answer. J.D. Gray reports.
What Bills Are Left In The Legislative Session?
Gov. Holcomb has signed 35 bills into law and lawmakers will wrap up the legislative session by the end of April.
Offenders At Putnamville Prison Repair Broken Bicycles
Indianapolis bicycle group team up with Putnamville Correctional Facility to refurbish used bicycles and donate them back to underprivileged children.
Tonight At 6 On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
The next phase of I-69 impact, lawmakers try to wrap up this session, a contested electric co-op election and a prison program to fix unwanted bikes.
Video Shows Ind. State Police Officer Pushing Protester To Ground
The video, posted on Facebook, has garnered more than 12,000 views.
Senate To House: Change Superintendent Bill And It Won’t Pass
The proposal to make the position appointed is in limbo.
Felony Arrestee DNA Collection Bill Heads To Governor's Desk
The Senate advanced the bill after a lengthy debate about its constitutionality.
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