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Fires in West bring haze to Hoosiers
Haze from the wildfires in the western United States has reached Indiana, resulting in reduced visibilit
In Depth: Fanning the flames of race in education
Critical race theory has become the subject of much controversy in Indiana and across the country.
Mark Bennett: ISU doctoral, undergraduate students testing water along river's 500 miles ISU doctoral, undergraduate students testing water along river's 500 miles
Scientific curiosity shapes Kathryn Mudica's journey down the Wabash River this summer.
Sheriffs Plasse and Schroder to lead Youth Ranch
BRAZIL – Indiana sheriffs today announced the electi
TOP STORY OF THE DAY, brought to you free by WICU: Indiana Sheriffs’ Youth Ranch readying to serve even more youth with upgrades
The Indiana Sheriffs’ Youth Ranch in Clay County has made some progress on its journey to being able to help hundreds or thousands
How will the Paris Agreement impact the Wabash Valley?
WABASH VALLEY (WTHI-TV) - President Biden signed an agreement on his first day in office to get the United States back in the Paris Agreement. But what exactly is the Paris Agreement? And
Local professor see educational opportunities after US Capitol protests
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - Local professors are looking for ways to educate students about the historical events that recently took place at the United States Capitol.
Sisters to host ‘Daughters and Sons of Abraham’ retreat
Persons of the Jewish, Muslim and Christian faith traditions are invited to attend the “Unity Retreat Af
Trump or Biden? Vigo County’s President-Picking Record Is at Stake
TERRE HAUTE, Ind.—If America’s nerves are on edge because of the presidential election, imagine the pressure of living in Vigo County.
Professors: Trump's infection 'changes the narrative'
If the United States’ president can become infected with COVID-19, anyone can, and hopefully it will rai