The city of Terre Haute is taking precautions against the emerald ash borer.
A local teen representing the Wabash Valley in a big way this week for Super Bowl XLVI. He's bringing the issues of the environment to the biggest football
Companies statewide team up in Energizing Indiana, an effort to conserve energy and save money.
A ban on disposing old computers and other electronics in the trash takes effect Jan. 1 in Illinois.
Downstate transit agencies are getting new hybrid buses thanks to a $5 million federal grant.
Indiana University is looking for volunteers to help plant trees to replace those that were destroyed by storms that hit the Bloomington campus in May and to
Students who live in Indiana University residence halls can certify their dorm rooms as "green" through a new program.
City council members in Indiana's second-largest city are getting iPads in a move officials hope will replace the reams of paper the council reviews each
Indiana State University students can now pay their student fees online and paper bills will be replaced with a fully electronic system in less than a year,
A new survey of Indiana's companies has found the state has nearly 47,000 "green" jobs that have arisen from energy-efficiency businesses and related green
The city is working with Republic Services to see if they can offer the free recycling program to other neighborhoods.
The Honey Creek Mall is teaming up with 5R Processors, Ltd. of Ladysmith to help Terre Haute and the surrounding communities properly dispose of their
Between heavy rains this spring and lots of heat in July and August, it’s been a tough summer for our News 10 container gardens.
Workers were out Friday cleaning up the medians at US 40 and State Road 46.
WTHI-TV's Mark Allen walks you through his office, and shows you some of the ways he has gone green.
