Indiana regulators have a granted a key permit for an organic dairy farm that could become home to more than 4,000 cows in Newton County.

The national lakeshore was established in 1966 and now includes about 15,000 acres at the southern end of Lake Michigan.

Indiana Department of Environmental Management sent letters to utilities in December noting that it can't give approval until utilities show how the plans will control contamination.

State officials will be educating 350 growers and 3,500 nursery dealers, and the public, about what plants will soon be illegal.

The Natural Resources Commission on Tuesday approved designating the more-than-176-acre site as the Lydick Bog Nature Preserve.

The U.S. House approved proposal failed to advance from a Senate subcommittee and expired Thursday when the 2-year term of the 115th Congress ended.

In June, a truck owned by MOB Carriers, Inc. overturned off of Interstate 70 near Richmond, spilling about 1,000 gallons of a cosmetic ingredient into Clear Creek.

Yet another coal barge has sunk in the Ohio River as a result of a tugboat crash on the Kentucky-Indiana border on Christmas night.

The Environmental Protection Agency is reconsidering the reasoning behind its rule that limits air pollutants from coal and oil-fired power plants.

A wildlife advocacy group says coyotes can help control chronic wasting disease, a fatal illness in deer.