FDA: People are accidentally killing themselves on Sonata, Ambien. Warning labels are needed
The FDA will require drug makers of popular sleeping pills to add new warning labels after reports of injury and death in patients who took the drugs.
Month: May 2019
Life and accomplishments of U.S. Sen. Birch Bayh remembered at Statehouse ceremony
INDIANAPOLIS — With sunshine streaming through the glass skylight of the Statehouse’s south atrium, Indiana leaders and everyday Hoosiers celebrated Wednesday the life of three-term former U.S. Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., who died March 14 at age 91.
The secret was in the trees. Humans are making droughts worse
The secret was in the trees. Looking at tree rings from ancient trees, scientists in a new study say they’ve finally found the fingerprint of human-caused global warming on drought.
Police stopped UNC Charlotte shooting quickly. But what about preventing it?
A depressing reality: Mass shootings are a possibility for colleges. Many, like UNCC, are prepared for them. Next up: preventing them.
Vaping by high school students worries parents. What they're vaping should worry them more.
Carmel High School officers have seen a surge in something they have never dealt with before: Students sent to the emergency room after vaping THC.
Vaping by high school students worries parents. What they're vaping should worry them more.
Carmel High School officers have seen a surge in something they have never dealt with before: Students sent to the emergency room after vaping THC.
E-cigarettes confiscated in Carmel High School give parents an idea of what to look for
Here are five types of e-cigarette devices that were confiscated from underage students in Carmel High School.
Franklin schools referendum: Voters approve tax hike to raise teacher wages, provide mental health services
The referendum would amount to $3.5 million in new funding each year for eight years.
The NFL draft is now a big party. Here's how Indianapolis is trying to host it.
Indianapolis wants to host an NFL draft in the future. Here’s what the city would need to do to secure the NFL’s big April party.
Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive slated
La PORTE — With the help of sponsors, volunteer organizations and U.S. Postal Service employees in 10,000 communities nationwide, the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) will conduct its 27th annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on May 11.