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It stays lit because of gas that seeps out of shale deposits deep underground and provides the flame constant fuel.
Monsanto sued Indiana farmer Vernon Bowman for patent infringement in 2007. The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Bowman infringed on Monsanto's rights.
Homeowners can compare their property tax bills to the rest of the state and nation
The unmanned-aircraft industry is adding jobs at a rate of about four-percent a year, and is expected to be a $94 billion industry in seven years.
ACLU of Indiana Executive Director Jane Henegar says the organization has concerns regarding the way drones are used.
The bones are of peccaries, pig-like animals that lived tens of thousands of years ago.
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, a leader in the world of neuroscience, says teenagers are susceptible to over-stimulation because of their developing brains.
Planned Parenthood is planning a legal challenge to the measure, which regulates Indiana clinics that provide drug-induced abortions.
The changes come in the wake of the bombings at the Boston Marathon.
Big Red II is 25 times faster than Indiana University's last supercomputer called Big Red.
While proponents say the idea could bring jobs and money to the state, those against it worry about the safety risks.
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