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Lawmakers want transparency in Medicaid waiver denials
Denial rate hits 6%
Second Baptist Church gets grant for stained-glass repair
Second Baptist Church, along with 14 other African-American historical sites in the state, are receiving grants for restoration.
Former IU student media director refiles lawsuit over firing
Jim Rodenbush filed the lawsuit last week in Monroe County Circuit Court.
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AES Indiana seeks no action in ratepayer advocate’s rate rehearing request, amid lawsuit
AES Indiana filed a motion Wednesday asking the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission to hold off on a second look at a recent rate case during legal action over the firing of a commissioner by Gov. Mike Braun.
Former IU men’s basketball trainer sues IU for wrongful termination, discrimination
Garl held the position for 44 years.
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Does Sage Steele’s post about ‘waterboarding’ Fauci violate code of conduct for IU trustees?
The post has received over 600,000 views and, predictably in these times, over 500 comments from people who are both in favor and against Steele’s statement.
Bloomington road closures expected later this month
Multiple roads will be closed during the second half of August as the city works on road construction projects.
Proposed Head Start changes raise safety concerns among Indiana providers
Nearly 13,000 Indiana children rely on Head Start. State advocates say proposed federal changes could undermine safety, disability services and rural programs.
Indiana releases IREAD, ILEARN student test results, setting stage for school A-F grades
Nearly 89% of Indiana third graders passed IREAD in 2026, the highest rate in eight years, but state officials say the new ILEARN scores cannot be compared with previous years.
Road-building coalition calls for long-term funding solution
Gas tax moratorium could extend to December.
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