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An "unprecedented" Indiana recount challenge is unfolding after Senate District 23 candidate Paula Copenhaver asked the state recount commission to subpoena voters accused of illegally crossing over into the Republican primary.
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Parents say summer programs provide safety, structure and learning opportunities — but affordability and transportation continue to limit access across Indiana.
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Devan Ridgway/WFIU/WTIU NewsBloomington eighth-grader Gloria Chi is turning used coffee grounds from local cafes into oyster mushrooms through her nonprofit, Fungi For Future.
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File Photo/WFIU/WTIU NewsThe Light Up Wabash project, funded by the Creative Convergence Program through the Indiana Arts Commission, will revitalize the city, Terre Haute.
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The shelter saw 255 prospective volunteers join its waitlist. -
Math gains modest in Harvard-Stanford Education Scorecard
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As of Tuesday afternoon, the water level was sitting at about 9.68 feet above normal pool level. The beaches will remain closed at least through the end of May.
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The Assistant Police Chief in West Baden has been arrested on three felony charges, following an investigation by the Indiana State Police. -
For 90 years, winners of the Indianapolis 500 have celebrated with a glass bottle of milk. One of the longest traditions, all drivers have to choose what milk they would drink if they win the race, including the rookies.
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MCCSC launched a two-year plan last February to achieve financial balance amid state budget cuts, declining enrollment, revenue decline, birthrate decline and increasing expenses.
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The Crossroads Academic Medical Institute brings together Marian University, Purdue University and healthcare systems across the state in what organizers describe as a “distributed academic medical center.” -
Red caps have appeared on fire hydrants in the Blue Ridge and Fritz Terrace neighborhoods in Bloomington. -
Mills Pool will have a delayed opening due to a leak. An opening date has not been set. -
The Board of Public Works approved an order that would send contractors to clean 420 E. Sixth St when it falls out of compliance with city code. -
Republicans enter this year’s elections with a 70-30 House majority. Democrats need to pick up four House seats to break the two-thirds supermajority. -
The petition was created by Eyes Off Indiana, a nonpartisan nonprofit organization. -
Council members have proposed an ordinance that would close Kirkwood from April to November, annually. -
Bloomington homeowners are using city-funded rebates to install solar panels and other energy-efficient upgrades. -
Presenters showed how they manage vegetation and raise sheep around a solar development on their land. -
The 15-vote margin between state Sen. Liz Brown and her Republican primary challenger Darren Vogt is going to a recount.
