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The dinner rolls are done.
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The dinner rolls are done.
As the 2026-2027 academic year approaches, Indiana families, including those in Lawrence County, face several statewide policy changes that will shape the daily experience of students.
The ICE panic in Bloomington this week has the usual shape.
Seymour and Salem sit on the same east-west habit. U.S. 50 and the roads that feed it.
Bedford and Linton do not share a square. They share the kind of September that is half harvest and half courthouse.
If you live between Ellettsville and Nashville, fall does not arrive as a marketing campaign.
Her official story sounds neighborly until you ask questions.
A candidate can refuse a debate. Candidates refuse debates. What she cannot do is dress the refusal in academic rank and then act shocked when the district hears the rank.
Most people who pick up the virus never know it.
Feleica Stewart did not leave the loss as a memorial plaque. She built the John Stewart Foundation around a plain goal
The firmest local document of the moment is not a raid announcement. It is a consent decree.
If Brown County wants to stay Brown County, the question at the next tourist-home hearing should be simple:
Martin County is not waiting to find out what a hyperscale data campus or a utility-scale energy field would do to the landscape after the first application is already on the table.
The resorts, the casino floor, the railroad, and the golf calendar do not punch out on September 1.
Lane is not a stranger. Jennings County native. Twenty-one years at the Indiana Economic Development Corporation as Southern Region Attractions Director.
If you use U.S. 50 between Loogootee and Shoals, budget the extra minutes.
f you run between Bedford, Heltonville, and the east side of the county, that overlay is not abstract. It is another season of extra miles.
INDOT is replacing a small structure. Weather willing, the job runs through mid-November.
Mitchell is not a ghost town. Ace Hardware and Ben Franklin still sit on Main Street as one of the last full-service downtown fixtures.
Natasha Johns, a Bedford-based realtor who works the Monroe–Lawrence corridor, posted a bright little sales pitch this month about the Summit District.
I was a Democrat because the party, as I understood it, was supposed to protect that arrangement.
The post presents the Sheriff as a man with no options, compelled by Council neglect to gut his own roster.
(AURORA, Ind.) – Two local communities will be considered for new federal tax incentives aimed at boosting private investment.
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As AI becomes more deeply embedded in health care, trusted evaluation will become just as important as innovation.
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Chicago rapper Bloodhound Q50 grew up in both Chicago and Northwest Indiana. His funeral was held Friday in Merrillville, and police officers were present as a security measure.
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INDIANAPOLIS — A federal grand jury indicted an Indiana man for wire fraud after investigators determined he defrauded the federal government by submitting fraudulent applicatio…
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View Nicholas "Nick" E. Godfrey's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.
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Indiana State Police is seeking nearly $30 million in federal funding for surveillance technology, vehicles and investigative tools that would bolster the agency’s work with fed…
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(BROOKVILLE, Ind.) – Franklin County students paid tribute to country music star Dolly Parton on Friday.
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Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita sued the IHSAA over bylaws reserving two board seats for racial minorities, calling it an illegal racial quota.
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Educational sessions will cover the latest in environmental justice, public education, veterans issues, labor, health care, criminal justice and political action.
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Indiana, Illinois Storms – How the Red Cross is Helping
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