Indiana judge safety risks call for strong security measures
Groups fighting for a free and fair judicial system are speaking out against violence, threats and insults targeting judges in Indiana and across the country.
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Indiana kids have academic success with healthier eyes
Notebooks, writing tools and laptops are standard supplies on a parent’s back-to-school shopping list. But one important appointment that can easily be overlooked in the back-to-school frenzy is a child’s eye exam.
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Feds Warn IN Pig Farmers About Fatal Herd Disease
This is the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s third annual African Swine Fever Action Week, and as the nation’s fifth-largest pork producer, Indiana is taking notice.
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A New Resource For Indiana Youth Facing Homelessness
The number of homeless adults in Indiana was at a troubling level even before the pandemic, and today, another demographic is facing the same challenges.
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Indiana Lawmaker Testifies For Growth Of Rural Small Business, Infrastructure
Some smaller Indiana cities and towns are lagging when it comes to growth and development of amenities that larger cities have, but they need funding.
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Indiana’s Summer Meal Programs In Full Swing
Children living in income-restricted households do not always have regular access to healthy meals, especially when school is out.
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Spring Cleaning Priority: Prevent Accidental Poisoning At Home
It’s the time of year when people start thinking about spring cleaning and lawn care, which also means more exposure to health risks from products they may not think of as poisons.
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Group Plans To Counter Indiana Gun Violence With Education
As the National Rifle Association gears up for annual events next month in Indianapolis, another group is speaking out about rightful handgun ownership and accessibility as gun-related crimes increase.
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