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Indiana is one of the few states in the Midwest opting out, despite successfully running the program last summer for more ...
Participants receive weekly gardening instruction through hands-on management of a garden plot to grow vegetables and flowers ...
In a January 2025 letter obtained by Mirror Indy, a lawyer for the sheriff’s office blamed the City-County Council for ...
Daviess County, which includes Washington (pictured), voted overwhelmingly for Donald Trump in the 2024 election. Daviess ...
For small businesses and farmers, the recently imposed tariffs can be crippling. The ACLU is suing the Bureau of Prisons to stop a prisoner transfer. And the Feline Rescue Center has taken in more ...
The Bloomington City Council will vote on moving $10 million from the food and beverage tax fund to the Capital Improvement Board for funding initial construction expenses for the convention center.
Forecasters are calling for widespread damaging winds of more than 80 mph this afternoon into the evening. The National Weather Service is predicting severe storms especially for locations along and ...
Cleveland Cliffs announced it plans to put off relining its blast furnace at its Burns Harbor facility until 2027.
Local businesses and convenience stores are bracing for an increased tax on cigarette and tobacco products in Indiana.
Senate Enrolled Act 482 expands an existing requirement for schools to intervene when students miss five days without an excuse within a ten week period.
The House Agriculture Committee approved cutting as much as $300 billion from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program known as SNAP, the nation’s main food assistance program.
Lawmakers and activists opposed to the death penalty say Hamden, Connecticut-based chemical supplier Absolute Standards, Inc.