The federal government plans to give Indiana even more money to help clean up polluted sites like former dry cleaners and factories.

Some parts of Indiana that have struggled with pollution are now meeting federal air quality standards, according to data from state and federal environmental agencies.

The number of industrial facilities reporting water pollution violations in the Midwest has spiked since 2017. A new report shows it could be due to a decline in enforcement at the Environmental Protection Agency.

Companies that fail to do routine things like monitor their pollution could be given a pass as long as they keep a record of what happened and why they couldn't comply with the law because of the outbreak.

The Environmental Protection Agency has finalized its plan for the area where the West Calumet Public Housing Complex once stood in the USS Lead Superfund site.

From a tiny Pacific island to a leafy Indiana forest, a handful of sites where the United States made and tested some of the most lethal weapons known to humankind are now peaceful havens for wildlife.

The EPA says it's possible that the USS Lead site is contaminating the groundwater with arsenic and lead.

The part of the facility that helps control pollutants caught on fire in September.

A state analysis of local wind patterns suggest that the lead released by the mill complex could be blowing north and west toward Chicago or south toward the Indiana community of Chesterton.

The public voiced frustration about arsenic and lead contamination, demolition of the West Calumet Housing Complex and possible groundwater contamination.