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Thousands without power after storms; flood warnings in effect
Duke Energy reports more than 3,000 people without power in the Monroe County area after an outbreak of severe weather.
Monroe County receives poor air quality score for second year in a row
Monroe County received a “D” ranking in particulate air pollution in an annual report from the American Lung Association.
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Mayor condemns racist speculation about Kirkwood shooting
Mayor Kerry Thomson said people have been calling and emailing her office with speculation about the shooters’ origin and skin color.
Farm Bill heads to rules committee, could get House vote later this week
Included in the bill that would be of particular interest to Indiana farmers is a proposal for year-round E-15 fuel sales, a potential boon for the state’s corn industry.
Clark County sheriff candidates talk goals, ICE detention and moving past Jamey Noel
Two Republicans and two Democrats are running for Clark County sheriff in the primary.
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Some union NIPSCO workers agree to new contract, while lockout continues for others
Some union NIPSCO workers have agreed to a new contract, letting them return to work, but the lockout continues for others.
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Indiana coal ash cleanup at risk under EPA rollback proposal
Proposed federal rollbacks to coal ash cleanup rules are raising concerns that toxic contamination could worsen in Indiana, which has more coal ash sites than any other state.
Rural Hoosiers lean on the law to fight drones
Aerial devices are being used to poach deer and buzz livestock, they say
Judge hears motions on IU trustee lawsuit
State defends law; ACLU seeks restoration of direct alumni elections
Police claim dispute led to Kirkwood Avenue shooting
City officials shared details of their investigation into the Kirkwood Avenue shooting that injured nine people overnight. Bloomington's police chief told reporters that the shooting wasn't random or aimed at the crowd.
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