Farmers and those who depend on federally funded nutrition programs are hurting because Congress can't come to terms on a new Farm Bill.

The partial shutdown continues. The two sides haven't publicly shifted their positions. So once again we turn to that sage of the baseball diamond, Yogi Berra, for the best line on the news that keeps repeating.

The Metropolitan Development Commission did not vote on a rezoning request for the mixed-use project because not enough members were present for a quorum. The proposal will be debated again October 16.

The impasse continues, with no negotiations scheduled. Meanwhile, parts of the federal government remain closed. Among the latest developments: The White House says President Obama has canceled some of the stops on a trip to Asia he's set to start on Saturday.

State says it's in "a good financial position to fill the gap for now with the shutdown." But, if the shutdown drags on, that could change.

Only a handful of properties in Indiana are part of the National Parks System.

With the federal government shutdown after Congress failed to agree to a budget Monday, members of Indiana's congressional delegation are pointing fingers at their opposition.

John Boehner finds himself in a position he had hoped to avoid all year. With no deal on the budget, questions about whether he can effectively lead the House will only grow louder.

With lawmakers in Washington at loggerheads over the same issues they've been arguing about for more than five years, about 800,000 federal workers are being told to stay home. Essential services will continue.

The federal government is nearing toward a shutdown. "A disappointment" is what former United States Representative and Director of Indiana University's Center on Congress Lee Hamilton calls it.