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INNS: Indiana stands strong amid national beef shortage

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by Terri Dee INDIANAPOLIS (Indiana News Service) - Beef is plentiful in Indiana, which means prices for prime cuts are remaining relatively stable. Other areas of the country are not so lucky, as a national cattle shortage is causing prices to skyrocket in most states. According to a 2026 USDA National Agricultural report, there are 28.5 million beef cows in the United States, a decrease of 1% from last year. Brian Shuter, executive vice president of the Indiana Beef Council, said the widespread drought western cattle producers have battled over the last few years has not affected the Hoosier state. “We’re blessed with a climate that is productive for beef cattle production,” Shuter explained. “We get timely rain, so grass grows well here in Indiana and allows farmers to run cows, especially in southern Indiana.” The report showed cattle on ...

FPI: Rising utility costs strain Hoosier households

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Indiana Public Access Counselor Initiates Review Following MIMS Complaint Against City of Muncie for Alleged Public Records Violation

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Out-Of-State KKK Drops Flyers in Delaware and Jay Counties, Sparks Community Solidarity and First Amendment Debate

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City of Muncie Misses Public Records Deadline, MIMS Request Regarding Muncie Crisis Center "Could Not Be Found" in System

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INNS: Supreme Court ruling resolves doubts over birthright citizenship

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LISTEN: Muncie Crisis Center to Cease Operations, Ball State Settles with Suzanne Swierc for $225,000 and More on The 765+

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INNS: Faith leaders celebrate release of detainee held in Indiana jail

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City of Muncie "Just Been Informed" Crisis Center to Cease Operations

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Ball State's Non-Commercial Expressive Activity Policy Revised, Not Updated on the Office of Student Conduct's Page

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