Clean energy advocates, manufacturers argue over massive energy plan

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WAND) — The Illinois General Assembly will have three days of session this week to figure out the best way to add energy to the grid and lower utility bills. Advocates are urging lawmakers to pass the Clean and Reliable Grid...

Community Ag Alliance: Routt County agriculture students grow leadership and community connections

As Fall has started to set into the Yampa Valley the Agricultural Education Programs in Routt County have been packed with a variety of opportunities for students to develop their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career...

Indiana State Police warn drivers to watch for deer on roadways

Indiana State Police are warning drivers to beware of deer entering roadways. The danger is especially high this time of year, officials said. More than 17,000 deer-related crashes were reported in the state last year. The accidents resulted in...

Indiana women’s soccer season ends with 2-0 loss to Iowa

Indiana women’s soccer came into Sunday’s regular season finale knowing exactly what was at stake. With postseason hopes on the line, the Hoosiers needed a win over Iowa to cap a year that had already shown tremendous growth, resilience, and the...

Note from the Editor: We support the Indiana Daily Student

I am in 100% support of Indiana Daily Student Adviser Jim Rodenbush and the students who work on the publication. If you are unaware of the situation, the Indiana Daily Student print production was fully cut Oct. 14, and Rodenbush was fired. This...

What to know about Indiana's redistricting special session

Gov. Mike Braun called a special legislative session to consider new maps Oct. 27 after months of White House pressure, though the proposal currently doesn't have enough support to pass the Senate. Proponents of mid-decade redistricting will have...

Caterpillar Commits $5 Million to Upskilling Indiana Workers

Caterpillar announced that Indiana will be among the first states to receive funding from its five-year, $100 million workforce pledge. The mining and construction equipment giant has committed up to $5 million to training and upskilling efforts...

Indiana man completes vintage 1940s basketball card set

KOKOMO, Ind. — Arthur Spector played four seasons for the Boston Celtics between the years of 1946 and 1950. He averaged no more than 6 points per game in any season. His Basketball Reference page is sparse, as is his Wikipedia page, which offers...

Consumer Reports’ top tips to winterize your home and yard

INDIANAPOLIS (CONSUMER REPORTS) — Are you ready for winter? Many of us aren’t exactly looking forward to the colder weather and the inevitable storms. But here’s the good news: what you do right now could protect your home and save you some money...

Police recover stolen bitcoin mining machines, thwart frozen turkeys’ theft

MARION, Ind. (WISH) — The Grant County Sheriff’s Office on Monday touted its recovery of 1,000 stolen Bitcoin mining machines valued at $700,000 and, in the same investigation, its efforts to stop the attempted theft of $75,000 worth of frozen...

Democracy groups to deliver “keep going” care packages to all 50 Indiana state senators ahead of special session

INDIANAPOLIS— On Tuesday morning, volunteers from the All IN For Democracy coalition will deliver care packages to all 50 state senators and key staff on the third floor of the Indiana Statehouse. The delivery comes one day after Gov. Mike Braun...

As 'cascading' natural disasters happen more often, Indiana University joins team to help communities prepare

Hurricane Helene led to mudslides, flooding and other events that caused more damage and loss of life than the hurricane alone. But what if we could predict where those disasters are likely to happen? An Indiana University professor has joined a...

SK Hynix Begins Equipment Installation at M15X for HBM Production

SK Hynix has begun installing key equipment at its M15X factory (fab) in Cheongju, which will produce high bandwidth memory (HBM) and other products. The Cheongju M15X is scheduled to be completed by the end of this year and start production next...

Indiana didn't use to 'fall back.' This TV show explored why

Editor's note: This story was originally published in 2024. It has been updated and republished as part of our fall coverage. What happens when Hoosiers gain an hour for the daylight saving time switch? It could mean a later bedtime, or an earlier...

GE Vernova Turbine Will Power New Indiana Gas-Fired Plant

Energy development group Maple Creek Energy LLC said it has secured an agreement to purchase a GE Vernova 7HA.03 gas turbine in a single-shaft configuration, along with associated services, for the first phase of the company’s two-phase Maple...

Joel Klatt's College Football Rankings: Did Indiana Do Enough to Dethrone Ohio State?

There is a clear separation between the three elite teams in college football this year and the rest of college football so far this season, according to Joel Klatt. Indiana and Texas A&M picked up convincing wins over the weekend to keep their...

Chemical Firm Plans $9.1M Manufacturing Facility In Hot Springs

A Google Street View image of the former ORG Chem Group site in Hot Springs (© Google) Custom chemical and specialty products firm Molecular Processing LLC has acquired Indiana-based ORG Chem Group’s chemical distillation facility in Hot Springs...

Caterpillar to spend $100m on US manufacturing and skills

Caterpillar, the world’s biggest construction equipment maker, says it will spend $100m on training over the next five years in the US. Its “workforce pledge” starts with $5m for training at its large engine factory in Lafayette, Indiana. The...

RV & MH Industry Icon Dave Hoefer Sr. Passes at Age 82

Revered RV and manufactured housing industry entrepreneur Dave Hoefer, Sr., passed away on Friday (Oct. 24) at the age of 82 at his Auburn, Ind., residence surrounded by his family, which will host a Nov. 1 memorial service at Auburn’s Classic...

Amid cuts, Indiana child care providers mobilize

Consolidating sites. Cutting curriculum. Dropping pay. Hoosier child care providers are scrabbling for ways to stay open as Indiana’s freeze on low-income vouchers cramps enrollment and double-digit reimbursement rate cuts eat away at already...