Environmental impacts of confined animal feeding operations were discussed at a meeting this week in Columbus, Indiana.

Aerial treatments to slow the spread of gypsy moths are planned to begin the week of May 9 at sites in Kosciusko, LaPorte, St. Joseph and Whitley counties.

Mayors Scott Long of Wabash, Gabriel Greer of Peru and Dave Kitchell of Logansport want the state's Department of Natural Resources to give the Eel River the "Indiana Scenic River" designation.

Lots of communities in Indiana 105, to be exact are working to reduce their combined sewer overflows right now in a variey of ways - from large storage tunnels to do-it-yourself rain gardens. But why are we seeing so many of these public works projects now?

The Indiana Food Scrap Initiative is trying to reduce food waste in Indiana.

The city's resident peregrine falcon couple, Zeus and Maltese, also are preparing to start another family downtown

More than 100 of Indiana's sewage systems need improvements to comply with federal standards, and the Environmental Protection Agency has sued many cities and towns over sewage overflow problems. Some cities are building new sewage overflow tunnels to fix the problem.

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management says state residents are eligible for the free testing if their property contains a private drinking water well.

While the country has rallied around ugly brown lead-tainted water in Flint, Michigan, Lee Florea has led Hoosier students along Indiana river and creek-banks to show them that water quality issues aren't always that easy to see.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources plans to set the fire between March 21-25 within Brown County State Park's little-visited 10 O'clock Line Nature Preserve.