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The historic church has been in danger of being torn down for a gas station. The Town of Cumberland hopes the structure can be reused.

A contract with grocery store Kroger is the reason behind Ohio-based Sustainable Local Foods expanding into Indiana.

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The Marion County Public Health Department has documented the first mosquitoes of the season carrying West Nile virus. No human cases of the virus have been reported this year in Marion County.

Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Lewis Ferebee and two other administrators are at the White House today for a conversation on school discipline. Reducing suspension and expulsions rates is a priority of the Obama administration and is an ongoing focus at IPS.

Adam Lonnberg of Evansville's Signature School and Margaret Christy of Franklin Central on Indianapolis' southside were named 2015's Mr. and Miss Math. Adit Chandra and Helena Ma, both from Carmel High School were named Mr. and Miss Science.

Purdue University agricultural experts say drenched plants are in desperate need a stretch of dry weather to allow roots to regenerate.

Doris Myers has made a life -- and lifetime -- of art. At 93, she's one of Indiana's oldest working artists.

The new Broadband Ready Communities Development Center will team with local governments to encourage and approve communications projects that expand Internet access.

Clark County Public Health Officer, Dr. Kevin Burke has already declared a public health emergency. He says the county's HIV and Hepatitis C rates are 25 to 30 percent higher than the state average.