(Indianapolis, IN) – The Indiana State Department of Agriculture, The Nature Conservancy, Indiana Agriculture Nutrient Alliance and the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Risk Management Agency have joined forces to implement the Cover Crop […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – Speed cameras are now operating in a heavy construction zone on the northeast side of Indianapolis. The I-69/I-465 interchange has been under construction for some time now. INDOT is moving a speed […]

(Delphi, IN) – The State’s Public Defender is pursuing permission to appoint two lawyers as appellate counsel for Richard Allen, who was convicted of the 2017 murders of Abby Williams and Libby German in Delphi. […]

(New Orleans, LA) – College football fans visiting New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl can’t help but notice how quiet it is in town. After Wednesday morning’s deadly attack on Bourbon Street, the typically lively […]

(Statehouse) – As this year’s legislative session approaches and lawmakers return to the Statehouse, State Sen. Jean Leising (R-Oldenburg) encourages you to share your thoughts on issues impacting your community and the State of Indiana […]

(Batesville, IN) – A longtime community leader has passed away. Dave Raver served in a variety of leadership roles in his 34 years at Hillenbrand Industries, and as president of the City of Batesville Zoning […]

What Hoosiers Need to Know Indiana is seeing a rise in norovirus cases, part of a national surge reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called the stomach flu, norovirus is […]

SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA — SEI Communications announced it will be awarding graduating seniors with $500 scholarships again this year. To be eligible to receive the scholarship, the applicant must reside with a parent or legal guardian […]

(STATEWIDE) — As 2025 begins, three new laws are set to take effect across Indiana, impacting child labor, excavation practices, and income taxes. Teen Work Hours Expanded Teens aged 16 and 17 can now work […]

STATEWIDE — Consumers are unhappy with increasing food prices and blame inflation. In reality, natural disasters have a direct link to grocery costs, and no end is in sight. Indiana farms are affected by climate […]