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An organization that represents states in the Great Lakes region says governments should push harder to protect water quality through use of "green infrastructure."

The Indiana Court of Appeals' rebuke in July cited a "disturbing trend" involving 10 cases the Department of Child Services handled between September 2017 and March 2018.

Indiana's Family and Social Services Administration will use the funds to support services including treatment, prevention and recovery.

More warm weather means trees are likely to hold on to their green leaves for longer - and increased droughts would make the colors more muted.

The firm plans to invest more than $1 million to build its new headquarters in the town of Daleville.

The AARP poll surveyed about 800 Indiana residents over the age of 50. More than 90 percent support Medicare and efforts to strengthen it.

Judge Geoff Robison had been deciding cases involving state law infractions, such as speeding, and offering deferrals, in addition to processing city ordinance violations without a prosecuting attorney practicing in the court.

Teachers across the country are running for office with campaigns focusing on the key issues that led to massive teacher protests in Oklahoma and Kentucky earlier this year.

A pressurized mechanism captures carbon dioxide from the university's central heating plant to grow algae. The algae is converted into bio-fertilizer to be used throughout campus.

This development is a part of the university's $1 billion plan to create a multi-use area where people work and live.