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HVAC companies starting to feel the heat as single-digit temps continue
All Seasons Heating, Air Conditioning, and Plumbing and Blue Fox Heating and Cooling said calls have poured in because of the recent weather.
Environmental groups concerned about bill to fix 'over-regulation'
The bill makes several things currently required of IDEM optional — such as setting standards for investigating and cleaning up hazardous waste.
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Local senators, reps respond to ICE and the killing of Alex Pretti
While some lawmakers shared messages of anger and the need for a federal investigation, others voiced solidarity with ICE. Others have not responded.
BHS South students walk out of class to protest ICE
About 35 students participated in the walkout.
WEATHER UPDATES: snow totals, extreme cold, travel warnings
A travel warning is still in effect for most of southern Indiana. It's the highest level of local travel advisory.
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Winter storms prompt disaster emergency declaration in Indiana
Winter storms have prompted a statewide disaster emergency declaration in Indiana. Governor Mike Braun declared the emergency in an executive order Friday.
INDOT and city crews continue plowing, travel advisory remains
Monroe County is still under a red travel advisory, meaning motorists are encouraged to stay home. But plows are working around the clock to change that.
Indiana to pursue permitting primacy over carbon dioxide storage wells
The EPA makes those decisions in Indiana and elsewhere, but an increasing number of states are seeking primary enforcement authority.
‘I lead by consensus’: Sen. Bray defends opposition to redistricting
Indiana Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray explained more about why he opposed redistricting despite pressure from the Trump administration.
Why New Year’s resolutions often fail and how to make them stick
New Year's resolutions often have fizzled out as the first month of the year nears an end.
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