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Raise a glass to former Purdue basketball coach Gene Keady, who will soon get his own brand of beer - the Keady Brew!

It's not poison ivy, oak, or sumac, but this invasive and toxic weed found in Indiana can cause skin to blister, and it can grow to a whopping 10-15 feet tall!

A recent study ranked the most recognized universities in America, and one Hoosier school is the #1 public university.

Join Indiana and Purdue alumni in a friendly competition to fight food insecurity at the 8th annual Red and Black Give Back food drive in Evansville.

Spongy moths are an invasive and destructive species found in Indiana. Fortunately, you can help slow their spread with an easy DIY.

Have you ever heard of Dead Man's Fingers? This morbidly named fungus is found in Indiana.

Zombie Deer are here in Indiana. It was only a matter of time until they made their way into the Hoosier state.

One Indiana college sits at the top of the list of the 15 safest colleges in the US according to a recent study.

Generally, worms are wonderful friends to have in your garden, but that isn't the case with the invasive species of jumping worms that have infiltrated dozens of Illinois counties

If you are a fan of burgers, there's one place in Indiana you have to check out.

While it may make them more visually appealing in your yard, doing this around your trees could do more harm than good.

Indiana and Purdue alumni compete in the annual Red & Black Food Drive to support Tri-State Food Bank. Choose which school to contribute to and donate.