WOLCOTT — A White County woman and two Tippecanoe County men each face two counts of murder in the deaths of two Wolcott men last week.
WEST LAFAYETTE — Each cancer patient’s tumors have cells that look and act differently, making it difficult for scientists to determine treatments based on tumors grown from generic cell cultures in the lab.
WOLCOTT — A topic on the Wolcott Main Street Committee agenda in October left the committee debating the pros and cons for over an hour.
MONON — A group of community preservationists trying to revive the town’s 1938 movie theater and turn it into a community space received some news that will bode well toward that goal.
MONON – They’ve been the talk of the town for several weeks, but All Aboard Monon made it official Saturday during a special mural dedication ceremony in the heart of downtown Monon.
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana has received approval to continue its alternative to traditional Medicaid expansion—the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) — for 10 more years.
WEST LAFAYETTE — Purdue University and the University of Notre Dame are pairing their extensive hypersonics research and facilities to improve the technology’s next generation of high-speed vehicles capable of flying at Mach 5 and beyond as part of a $5.8 million program supported by the Air…
As farmers wrap up this year’s harvest and auger in the last few bushels of grain into the bin, their attention will turn to managing that grain so it is of high quality when it is ready to sell at a later date.
WOLCOTT — A woman from Monon is among three people being held without bond in connection with the discovery of two deceased male bodies inside a residence in downtown Wolcott.
WEST LAFAYETTE — What if paint could cool off a building enough to not need air conditioning?
RENSSELAER — A second COVID case has been reported at Rensselaer Central High School.
WEST LAFAYETTE — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and National Weather Service Central Region have released their winter outlooks, with La Niña factoring heavily into their predictions.
LAFAYETTE — It’s that time of year when kids are looking forward to dressing up in their favorite costumes and spending time with family and friends trick-or-treating.
WEST LAFAYETTE — It’s not uncommon for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder to wait years for a service dog because of lengthy waiting lists.
INDIANAPOLIS — The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld an Indiana law permitting a county election board, but no one else, to request an order from a state court extending voting hours when justified by state law.
WOLCOTT – A woman from Monon is among three people being held without bond in connection with the discovery of two deceased male bodies inside a residence in downtown Wolcott.
WEST LAFAYETTE — Getting run over by a car is not a near-death experience for the diabolical ironclad beetle.
WOLCOTT — The Wolcott Town board appointed Mary Green to fulfill an open seat left by the late council member Richard Lynn.
WEST LAFAYETTE — The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved the Indiana State Hemp Plan for commercially growing and processing hemp.
WOLCOTT – Three people who were originally “persons of interest” have turned into suspects in connection with the discovery of two bodies Thursday in a home in downtown Wolcott.
WOLCOTT – Police are investigating a home in downtown Wolcott in which two deceased bodies were discovered Thursday afternoon.
Indiana State Trooper Aaron McCormick investigated a crash that occurred at about 7:15 a.m. Wednesday on the northbound exit ramp of Interstate 65 at Indiana 18 in White County. While details are sparse, it appears from other photographs provided by ISP that the vehicle shown rear-ended anot…
WEST LAFAYETTE – Purdue University innovators are taking cues from nature to develop 3D photodetectors for biomedical imaging.
WEST LAFAYETTE — The inaugural Virtual Purdue Challenge 5K Run/Walk, that supports life-saving cancer research at the Purdue University Center for Cancer Research, has opened registration until Nov. 14.
Are you interested in becoming a commercial unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) remote pilot or are already flying without the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Certification but would like to obtain your license?
Wal-Mart #2771, 1088 W. Broadway St., Monticello; Inspected Sept. 2: No violations this inspection.
WEST LAFAYETTE — Despite changes forced by the COVID-19 pandemic, a Purdue University-affiliated agbioscience startup focused on research-grade sensing data for agriculture is growing as it takes multisensor drone data collection technology to market.
WEST LAFAYETTE — A Purdue University biochemist and her colleagues have pioneered new methods for increasing production of volatile compounds important for plant defenses and for use in biofuels, pharmaceuticals and other products.
MONTICELLO — Numerous law enforcement agencies around the state want your drugs — and they’ll gladly accept them with no questions asked.
MONON — All Aboard Monon Main Street Association will host a short program this weekend to publicly dedicate its downtown patriotic murals.
WOLCOTT – Three people who were originally “persons of interest” have turned into suspects in connection with the discovery of two bodies Thursday in a home in downtown Wolcott.
BRINGHURST — Police believe a Wisconsin man shot and killed two Carroll County people, set their home on fire, then killed himself in a neighboring county earlier this week.
MONTICELLO — A White County man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a vehicle explosion last week in Monticello.
Nebraska released a statement saying the Big Ten rejected their request to play a nonconference game to make up for the canceled game against Wisconsin.
ORLANDO, Fla. – Tropical Storm Zeta cut powerlines throughout the southeast United States and leaving millions in the dark Thursday morning, while the National Hurricane Center identified a new system in the south Atlantic. First, about 2.2 million customers in eight states are in the dark due to Zeta, according to Poweroutage.US. The tropical storm had its maximum sustained winds drop 60 mph ...
The Los Angeles Times is committed to reviewing new theatrical film releases during the COVID-19 pandemic. Because moviegoing carries inherent risks during this time, we remind readers to follow health and safety guidelines as outlined by the CDC and local health officials. We will continue to note the various ways readers can see each new film, including drive-in theaters in the Southland and ...
Applications for U.S. state unemployment benefits fell more than forecast last week, suggesting the labor market remains on the path of gradual improvement — while still far from its pre-pandemic health. Initial jobless claims in regular state programs totaled 751,000 in the week ended Oct. 24, down 40,000 from the prior week, Labor Department data showed Thursday. On an unadjusted basis, the ...
