A fourth-generation family-owned Indiana business is blending legacy and sustainability as leaders reflect on long-term decision-making, environmental responsibility, and the evolution of their landfill and infrastructure operations into renewable energy and community-focused innovation.
Ball State University’s large-scale geothermal system has cut campus carbon emissions nearly in half while saving millions annually, highlighting Indiana’s growing potential for renewable ground-source energy in homes, businesses and institutions.
In a Q&A with Environmental Compliance Manager Curt Publow we look at how Randolph Farms is converting methane from landfill waste into renewable natural gas to fuel its fleet of trucks.
In the midst of chaos and confusion, is our First Amendment right in danger?
When the Department of War introduced new regulations on the press, scores of journalists handed in their credentials instead of signing on to the new rules.
A new performing arts center is coming to Ball State’s skyline in 2026.
Apple seems late to the game, releasing their “thinnest iPhone” months after Samsung's “slimmest innovation.”
The Delaware Board of Commissioners and Delaware County Fire Chiefs Association announced an emergency declaration restricting outdoor burning in an effort to prevent wildfires in the midst of severe drought conditions.
