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Hospitals brace for IV fluid shortages after Hurricane Helene closes N.C. manufacturing plant
Generally, most patients are likely not going to realize there is a shortage as hospitals rush to implement their conservation plans to ensure that they don’t reach a point of scarcity and that acutely ill patients continue to receive the IV fluid they need.
2024 Election coverage LIVE from the Courthouse
Noon Edition will broadcast in front of an audience live at the Monroe County Courthouse in advance of the Nov. 5 election.
Indiana Debate Commission moves forward with U.S. Senate debate. Banks won't take part
The nonpartisan Indiana Debate Commission announced Friday it will host a debate for Indiana’s U.S. Senate race later this month — even as one of the candidates won’t participate.
Local UAW not authorized to strike, GM calls potential strike 'illegal'
After disagreements in personnel decisions, union bargaining chair Rich LeTourneau threatened to strike at the plant.
Democrat Jennifer McCormick runs on optimism, embracing Republican past
Jennifer McCormick wants to reverse course after switching parties and become the first Democrat elected statewide since 2012.
Attorney general candidates spar over ad allegations
Destiny Wells’ campaign criticized Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita in advertisements launched last week.
Democrat group pumps $600,000 into Indiana governor race as analysts revise forecasted result
Gubernatorial candidate Jennifer McCormick polled at 41 percent, compared to Mike Braun’s 44 percent and Donald Rainwater’s 8 percent.
Indiana ranks well in national fiscal report, earns a ‘B’
At the end of fiscal year 2023, 27 states did not have enough money to pay their bills. Indiana was not one of them.
Helene recovery is more political online than on the ground
On social media, people are spreading false rumors that FEMA has abandoned victims of Tropical Storm Helene for political reasons. The reality on the ground looks a lot less partisan.
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Residents oppose proposal to build justice center on Vernal Pike property
The Monroe County commissioners held a listening session over the weekend to hear feedback and take questions about the possibility of building a new justice center on Vernal Pike.
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