If you’re using a space heater to stay warm, you’ll need to do a little bit more than just turn it on and curl up on the couch. Rita Reith, Batallion Chief with the Indianapolis Fire ...Read more
There are almost 500 cats at the Humane Society of St. Joseph County looking for their forever homes. That’s why the humane society is hosting “I Cat Believe It!” a special ...Read more
IU economists expect the trade war to take a bite out of the economy next year. The Kelley School of Business annual forecast predicts “anemic” growth for the Indiana economy, at ...Read more
This Saturday, Marion’s Walmart will be participating in the Salvation Army Toy Drive. From 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., participating shoppers will receive lists of toys and other gifts requested by ...Read more
The CDC has linked childhood trauma to adult ailments in a study 20-years in the making. ABC News reports there is a direct link between trauma and stress experienced in childhood and conditions ...Read more
Airbnb is expanding efforts to ensure safety following a deadly Halloween party shooting last week. The online middle-man rental company has already banned so-called “party houses.” In ...Read more
You might want to think twice before grabbing a carrot from that Meijer veggie tray. The company says some of its veggie trays could be tainted with listeria. They were made by Mann Packing Co. and ...Read more
A mission-based business that started in a dorm room at Taylor University has expanded to a warehouse in downtown Indianapolis. For every pair of socks, scarf and hat Sky Outfitters sells, the ...Read more
You can view the upcoming transit of Mercury on Monday at the Indiana University Kokomo Observatory. It begins at 7:30 a.m. and lasts until 1 p.m. In addition to the transit of Mercury, the ...Read more
All veterans and active-duty military personnel are allowed in free to state parks, reservoir properties, state forest recreation areas, and state off-road vehicle riding areas on Veterans Day. The ...Read more
