HUNTINGBURG, IN (WFIE)- In many communities, there is a big push to encourage students to walk to school.

However, in Huntingburg, school officials don't do that, because the lack of sidewalks makes it too dangerous for many kids.

For Stacy Kappner, a teacher and mother of three, it's an inconvenience, more than anything else. 

An 82-year-old Dubois County man suffered a chest injury Tuesday afternoon when his car drove off the road and struck a grain bin.

Eugene Goodman of Jasper told Dubois County Sheriff's deputies he fell asleep while driving eastbound on SR 164 in the Celestine area.

His vehicle went off the north sideo f the roadway and down an embankment before hitting the grain bin.

The Indiana Department of Transportation is seeking dedicated individuals or groups to join our Adopt-A-Highway program which helps significantly reduce the roadside trash problem throughout Indiana.

INDOT’s Adopt-A-Highway program coordinates with community and service groups that provide highway trash and litter pick-up in local areas. The program helps clean up our state roads and U.S. routes as well as improves the look of Indiana’s communities.