The plan to provide water to the city of Lebanon and the LEAP district involves moving 25 million gallons of Central Indiana water — every day.

Garrett Ewald took the holy water to the Big Ten championship. He took it to the Rose Bowl. On Friday, he sprinkled it before the Peach Bowl.

Protect your pipes and water meter. Wrap exposed pipes with insulation or use electrical heat tracing wire; newspaper or ...

When Indiana decided to build a water-intensive tech park in Lebanon — a city unable to provide the resource itself — the question of how the area would get water was inevitable. Plans remained in ...

Indiana is making significant strides in reducing lead exposure from drinking water, with more than 98% of its water systems ...

An Indiana University fan sprinkled holy water on the field before the Big Ten championship game. The water came from a well at the Mother of the Redeemer Retreat Center in Bloomington. This water is ...

Indiana has a nearly $1 billion plan to ship water to the LEAP District. Utilities say they won't pass cost to consumers.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When Indiana decided to build a water-intensive tech park in Lebanon — a city unable to provide the resource itself — the question ...