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Local farmers tackling food insecurity with help of mobile farmers market
MUNCIE, Ind. – Next week, several farms around Delaware County will have their fruits and vegetables making the rounds to area food deserts. The Munice Food Hub Partnership will roll out its Mobile Farmers Market, designed to help local farmers sell their crops and address food insecurity. → Read More
Muncie Mobile Farmers Market connecting area produce to food deserts
MUNCIE, Ind. – Next week, several farms around Delaware County will have their fruits and vegetables making the rounds to area food deserts. The Munice Food Hub Partnership will roll out its Mobile Farmers Market, designed to help local farmers sell their crops and address food insecurity. → Read More
Beech Grove schools to start year as planned despite June tornado
BEECH GROVE, Ind. -- The clean up process won't stop Beech Grove City Schools from starting the 2019-2020 school year on time. Students will return for a new year on Wednesday, July 31. → Read More
Beech Grove schools to start year on schedule despite June tornado
BEECH GROVE, Ind. -- The clean up process won't stop Beech Grove City Schools from starting the 2019-2020 school year on time. Students will return for a new year on Wednesday, July 31. → Read More
New fertility fraud law goes into effect in response to Indiana doctor
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- Among the new laws that went into effect Monday is a law regarding fertility fraud. Act 174 is in response to Dr. Donald Cline, who was convicted of artificially inseminating 50 patients with his own sperm without their knowledge. → Read More
New fertility deception law goes into effect in response to Indiana doctor
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- Among the new laws that went into effect Monday is a law regarding fertility fraud. Act 174 is in response to Dr. Donald Cline, who was convicted of artificially inseminating 50 patients with his own sperm without their knowledge. → Read More
DNR prepared for extra patrols on Indiana lakes
INDIANAPOLIS – With a stretch of warm and dry weather coming for the next few days, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is ready for an increase in boaters at area lakes. → Read More
Warm, dry weather increases boat patrols on Indiana lakes
INDIANAPOLIS – With a stretch of warm and dry weather coming for the next few days, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is ready for an increase in boaters at area lakes. → Read More
Founder of Lost Limbs Foundation needed rescuing during fundraiser hike
ATLANTA, Ind. – An area leader, out to assist families financially who need prosthetics for children, said he's thankful search and rescue crews were able to help him during a hike up a New Hampshire mountain. According to the New Hampshire Fish & Game Department, crews were called out to Mt. Washington this past Saturday evening after an injured man needed help getting down the hill. → Read More
Rescue crews use train to save founder of Indiana foundation on mountain hike
ATLANTA, Ind. – An area leader, out to assist families financially who need prosthetics for children, said he's thankful search and rescue crews were able to help him during a hike up a New Hampshire mountain. → Read More
Franciscan Health Cancer Center is 1st in Indiana with robotic technology to treat lung cancer
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- Doctors at the Franciscan Health Cancer Center are being trained on technology that will more accurately locate cancer and find it sooner. → Read More
Robotic technology will help Franciscan Health doctors spot lung cancer more accurately
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- Doctors at the Franciscan Health Cancer Center are being trained on technology that will more accurately locate cancer and find it sooner. The doctors said they're the first in the state to use the Auris Health Monarch Platform, a navigation tool to view the inside of lungs and obtain a tissue sample for biopsy. → Read More
Bartholomew County offering free Hep A vaccines to curb outbreak
COLUMBUS, Ind. -- The state has been dealing with a hepatitis A outbreak for more than 18 months, but this spring the outbreak spiked in Bartholomew County. According to the county's director of nursing, Amanda Organist, the county has 36 cases since April. That makes it the fifth highest total of any Indiana county, according to the Indiana State Department of Health. → Read More
After Hep A outbreak, Bartholomew County offering free vaccines
COLUMBUS, Ind. -- The state has been dealing with a hepatitis A outbreak for more than 18 months, but this spring the outbreak spiked in Bartholomew County. According to the county's director of nursing, Amanda Organist, the county has 36 cases since April. → Read More
Two-year bridge closure scheduled to end in July
INDIANAPOLIS - A long bridge closure is expected to end next month, and nearby residents say it can't come soon enough. In the spring of 2017, the Indianapolis Department of Public Works shutdown a bridge on Central Avenue, just south of Fall Creek Parkway. → Read More
Neighbors ready for Central Ave. bridge to open after two-year closure
INDIANAPOLIS - A long bridge closure is expected to end next month, and nearby residents say it can't come soon enough. In the spring of 2017, the Indianapolis Department of Public Works shutdown a bridge on Central Avenue, just south of Fall Creek Parkway. The department's website said the bridge would remain close until the fall of 2018 as workers replaced the structure. → Read More
More than 60 pigs removed from home where couple faces animal charges
BROWN COUNTY, Ind. -- After a several month-long investigation, pigs left in filthy conditions have been relocated. Several pig rescue organizations gathered in eastern Brown County to take more than 60 pigs to a place in Noblesville to get the pigs to a veterinarian, then get them healthy and eventually adopted. → Read More
Over 60 pigs removed from home where couple faces animal charges
BROWN COUNTY, Ind. -- After a several month-long investigation, pigs left in filthy conditions have been relocated. Several pig rescue organizations gathered in eastern Brown County to take more than 60 pigs to a place in Noblesville to get the pigs to a veterinarian, then get them healthy and eventually adopted. → Read More
GPS technology will help Franklin first responders navigate traffic
FRANKLIN, Ind. -- First responders will get help navigating through traffic in the upcoming years. GPS-enabling technology on traffic lights will control traffic flow to help crews get to scene quicker. → Read More
Franklin will receive GPS-enabling technology to help first responders get around
FRANKLIN, Ind. -- First responders will get help navigating through traffic in the upcoming years. GPS-enabling technology on traffic lights will control traffic flow to help crews get to scene quicker. → Read More