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Wednesday June 6 is the last day for the public to comment on U.S. Steel’s plans to make up for spilling a toxic chemical into a Lake Michigan tributary last
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends states spend more than $73 million annually on tobacco cessation and prevention efforts. A new report finds Indiana spends just more than
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Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush says judicial leaders from around the country feel a sense of urgency as they develop an infrastructure for court systems to address the nation’s opioid
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A new state program will deliver medically tailored meals to people with HIV in Indiana. The Ryan’s Meals for Life project is funded by a $1 million grant from the
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More schools for adults to earn a high school diploma open this fall, expanding a network of adult-focused charter schools in the state. The Excel Center is a tuition-free charter
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Naloxone manufacturer Hospira issued a voluntary recall of its single-use cartridge syringe system for the opioid overdose antidote. The company says it found loose or embedded particulate matter on the
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No serious injuries were reported after a truck drove into the side of the former new Moon Theatre in downtown Vincennes Monday. Vincennes Police say a truck owned by Robert
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Mission trips are often an experience volunteers never forget, but a local group from a local Church is in the middle of a trip sure to leave a last impact.
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The public is invited to make the upcoming weekend BERRY spectacular! Heart to Heart, incorprated is hosting their very first Strawberry Festival this Friday and Saturday at the First Baptist
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-18-year-old William Polk was arrested by Vincennes Police shortly before 3 o’clock this morning. He was booked into the Knox County Jail charged with theft, escape from lawful detention and
