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Indiana’s primary on May 5 has become an unlikely test of Trump’s grip on the Republican Party. After state senators defied White House pressure by opposing redistricting, Trump has endorsed seven primary challengers in races that rarely attract any attention from Washington.
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Stephanie Scarbrough/AP; David A. Lieb/AP; Ryan M. Kelly/AP; Stephen Spillman/AP; George Hale/WFIU; Chris Samuels/Pool/The Salt Lake TribuneAn 82-year-old Virginia senator raising the stakes, an Indiana consensus builder and a Texas enforcer are among state officials who have shaped the course of the midterm redistricting race.
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Charles Webb, former dean of Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music, died Monday at age 93.
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Alaina Davis/WFIU/WTIU NewsYouhuang Xiang broke the law by not declaring a shipment of plasmid DNA, but colleagues say the substance is harmless and important for his research.
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The law requires that medical spas register with the state, maintain a public database and notify the state in the case that a serious adverse event occurred. -
A new survey from the American Farm Bureau Federation found most farmers cannot afford fertilizer, as costs continue to rise heading into the 2026 growing season. -
Four Democrats are competing for the party’s nomination in Indiana’s 9th Congressional District and the chance to face Republican incumbent Erin Houchin in the fall.
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Some land considered part of Bloomington’s convention center campus will soon be owned by the Capital Improvement Board.
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Since the course launched in August, over 114,000 students, faculty and staff have enrolled. -
Republican Alexandra Wilson was approved for the May ballot after months of legal challenges and a White House pressure campaign to end her candidacy.
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One hundred years after the death of renowned artist T.C. Steele, Indiana University is honoring his life and work. Steele was an impressionist painter, most famous for his landscape paintings of Indiana.
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The change would have altered the agreement so that 100 percent of excess revenue would be returned to the county, instead of 25 percent. -
Hunters and trappers could kill 400 bobcats annually under proposed rule -
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Civic groups say the votes of naturalized Hoosiers could be at risk amid the state’s election integrity campaign targeting those with temporary credential numbers in their voter registrations. -
The Bloomington Police Department isn’t shutting the cameras off immediately. The city is moving to a transition period during which Flock data will only be accessible to the BPD. -
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The program will soft launch the weekend of the Little 500 bike race. -
A new Ball State University report from the Center for Business and Economic Research ranks the performance of Indiana's K-12 schools. -
The lease amendment would also require more investment into the road itself.
