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Oakdale Dam could be lowered in extreme droughts

New policies for lowering of the Oakdale Dam in times of extreme drought may be around the corner.

Some more burn bans lifted

More mandatory burn bans are lifted this week.

Tippecanoe/White/Carroll Counties burn ban lifted

The burn bans in Tippecanoe, White and Carroll Counties have been lifted.

Christmas trees feeling effects of drought

It may seem early to start thinking about your Christmas tree but Christmas tree farmers are concerned about what effect the drought will have on their

Asian Carp becoming more noticeable in shallow waters

The Asian Carp have been a growing problem in local rivers. Now, the shallow waters are making them even more threatening to boaters.

Drought continues to hurt area farmers

The drought continues to hit farmers across the area and there isn't any sign of relief in the near future. 

Photos: Drought 2012

Photos of drought 2012.

Indiana counties eligible for federal disaster assistance

74 counties have been named eligible for disaster assistance because of the drought. The list includes Clinton, Montgomery, and Fountain counties.

Drought may cause toxic livestock feed

Farmers are now having to salvage what they can to feed their livestock, but veterinarians now say it could put the animals in danger.

Blue-green algae harmful to humans

Two weeks ago, the Young family from Wabash was enjoying a Sunday afternoon with their four dogs at the Salamone Reservoir. What was supposed to be a

Indiana drought gets exceptionally bad

An updated federal report shows that Indiana's drought continues to worsen with nearly one-fifth of the state now in the grips of an "exceptional" drought.

Supervised tours set for underwater city site

The Department of Natural Resources ( DNR) has scheduled supervised tours to the Salamonie Reservoir where Monument City once stood.

Photos: Tippecanoe River water levels

Photos of the Tippecanoe River water levels.

Trees showing signs of deterioration

Experts say this early autumn-like appearance is a sign the drought is taking a very big toll on area trees.

Grass combusted, sparking blaze

Firefighters said a mulch pile caught itself on fire just north of Lafayette Wednesday.

Dry conditions speed up construction

Road construction at the intersection of Yeager Rd. and Northwestern Ave. will be completed ahead of schedule.

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