Indiana counties, cities and towns may have to alter their recycling programs in the wake of China's recent ban on certain recyclables.

The soil has high levels of arsenic, lead, cadmium, and zinc. EPA estimates the cleanup will cost more than $26 million.

Flame retardants are the chemicals in furniture, electronics, home insulation, and other household items meant to keep them from catching on fire.

Public and private land managers in the state spend more than $8 million a year controlling invasive plants like Bell's honeysuckle and garlic mustard.

The property is near the Hardin Ridge Recreation Area that's operated by the U.S. Forest Service.

The study is a global partnership and will analyze and process the dust for harmful toxins.

Flame retardants have been added to a variety of commercial and consumer products since the 1970s, including electronic devices, plastics, mattresses and carpets.

Harrison Ford has been honored with the 2018 Jane Alexander Global Wildlife Ambassador Award for being a voice for wildlife.

In 2015, Indiana withdrew the most water for industrial uses of any state in the country.

Entomologists theorize this summer's hot, wet weather may be driving the spiders indoors, sometimes biting residents.