Many got crops in the ground late, and much of what farmers did plant got drowned by rain over the past week.

Temperatures will remain below normal, around the mid to upper 70s, for the next two days and start to warm Saturday.

The newest USDA report shows 84% of Indiana's expected corn crop was planted at the start of this week.

While, the phenomenon itself is not new, the term "Industrial Plant Induced Snow" is not one many people have heard of.

Authorities say a passer-by rescued a 4-year-old boy from a retention pond in Indianapolis after his family's SUV apparently slid from an icy bridge into the frigid water.

The state Department of Natural Resources says recent unseasonably warm weather had delayed the arrival of fall foliage.

Indianapolis firefighters have rescued two boys from rain-swollen Fall Creek while searches continue for two men, one in the Ohio River and the other in Sugar Creek in western Indiana.

Entomologists theorize this summer's hot, wet weather may be driving the spiders indoors, sometimes biting residents.

A number of fruit growers in the Greater Lafayette area see a lack of peaches this season due to the low temperatures in the past winter.