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Of the 41 stores studied, 30 ended the period charging the same price as when tracking began.
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Devan Ridgway/WFIU/WTIU NewsFor people in recovery, a temporary loss of coverage could risk derailing treatment.
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WFIU/WTIU NewsThe artists must be based in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky or Illinois.
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Photos provided by campaignsNew poll results show Bayh is better known and has more voter support than his opponents: Independent Greg Ballard, Democrat Beau Bayh, Republican Max Engling and Libertarian Lauri Shillings.
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Historian Jefferson Cowie spoke Thursday night at Indiana University about his 2023 Pulitzer winning book, Freedom’s Dominion: A Saga of White Resistance to Federal Power. -
As Indiana faces ongoing child care challenges, lawmakers are debating whether reducing regulations or increasing funding is the answer. -
The ordinance now goes to Mayor Kerry Thomson for her signature. If Thomson vetoes the legislation, a two-thirds vote of the council could override.
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Council president Isak Asare cast the sole vote against. His proposed $2.5 million cut to general fund spending failed to make it past his colleagues at the previous meeting.
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But much of the original $868M federal allocation remains out of reach for now. -
Indiana voters are disillusioned with government and the elected officials in charge, according to a poll from Free Press Indiana.
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Hoosiers are also displeased with Gov. Braun and the direction he’s taking the state.
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The first patches will appear Saturday, Oct. 17, when Indiana’s football team hosts Ohio State at Memorial Stadium. -
Two complaints are against Republican Max Engling and two are against Democrat Beau Bayh, who are running for Indiana Secretary of State against Lincoln Party candidate Greg Ballard. -
Lawmakers exchanged barbs Wednesday over the question of whether tax abatements for large businesses and data centers are effective. -
The parole board is scheduled to begin hearings Friday. Gov. Mike Braun will decide whether to commute Weisheit’s death sentence. -
1019 Senior Living acquired Sycamore Crossing effective Oct. 1. The company already operates Belle's Place of Bedford, which specializes in memory care. -
IU Media School Dean David Tolchinsky says that horror films can be used as a mirror for society. -
Indiana uses the same drug Tennessee administered last month in a botched execution attempt that grabbed national headlines. -
The current weather has suggested very good conditions for the fall color season. -
Two people are running to be the next Indiana state representative for District 72, which covers most of Floyd County. -
Women make up only a small percentage of trade workers. Several programs are exposing girls to those jobs to change that.
