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Terre Haute launches outdoor refreshment areas
The districts allow patrons to enjoy alcoholic beverages from participating establishments during specified hours.
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‘Band in a Hat’ gives randomly selected band members two months to make music
Band in a Hat's annual showcase returns Sunday at the Jefferson St. Music Studio.
Who’s a real Hoosier? Secretary of state candidates spar over time in Indiana.
Max Engling and Beau Bayh face attacks over their D.C. years, while Greg Ballard has been knocked over his Myrtle Beach move.
Federal disaster aid unlikely for many more Indiana counties from August storms
Gov. Mike Braun told reporters Wednesday that more than $100 million in disaster assistance had been distributed in Indiana by the Federal Emergency Management Agency related to the storms that crossed the state starting Aug. 11.
Indiana child fatalities fall for fifth straight year, new state data shows
Indiana lawmakers reviewed declining child fatality numbers and heard recommendations to prevent infant deaths, drowning and childhood trauma.
8 people arrested on drug charges at Seminary Park
The arrests were part of the city’s on-going efforts to “identify those responsible for selling and using drugs in public spaces including parks and the B-Line Trail,” according to a BPD press release.
Biden-era grant for solar panels might be restored
Low-income Hoosiers may be getting back $117 million in grant funding for solar panels cancelled by the federal government.
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Owen County approves one-year moratorium on data centers
No company has proposed building a data center in Owen County, but the county wants to establish rules before that happens.
Indiana superintendents say they’re cutting jobs because of property tax reforms
Half of those surveyed said they’ve already cut support staff, while another 16% will do so soon and 30% are considering the same.
IU student arrested on child exploitation charges
Porter James Rich, age 20, is being charged with two felonies related to child exploitation and possession of child sex abuse material.
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