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Prebys Amphitheatre available again
It is unclear why the space was closed for so long.
Anderson University president announces 2025 retirement
Anderson University President John Pistole became the school’s leader in 2015 after a long career in the FBI and heading the Transportation Safety Administration.
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Judge rejects attempt to end Gary lawsuit against gun makers, despite new law banning such suits
Republican state lawmakers passed a law in 2024 that bans local governments from suing gun manufacturers or sellers, even if they do something illegal.
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Green Acres to be considered for conservation designation by city council
A petition to designate the Green Acres neighborhood a conservation district will go to the Bloomington City Council.
Ellettsville Town Council sends UDO back to Plan Commission
The UDO, which was created to update the town’s zoning districts, increase residential density and improve aesthetics, included a controversial regulation on signs and flags.
Democratic governor candidate Jennifer McCormick criticizes new high school diploma proposal
McCormick worked in public education for nearly 18 years as a special education and language arts teacher, school principal and superintendent.
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Israeli bonds are one of Indiana's best-performing investments, according to state treasurer
Earlier this year, Elliott increased the state's holdings in Israeli bonds to $110 million.
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Glass recycling returning to Vanderburgh County via unique new drop-off program
Evansville residents can place glass containers in their recycle bin, but most ends up in the landfill — more than 30 tons every month; a new program could change that, but it needs participation
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When police say 'stand back,' these states say how far
Some states have passed minimum distance rules for when first responders warn the public to stay back. Journalism organizations say it's really about discouraging bystander video
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Wayne County celebrates 100 murals
An east-central Indiana community of around 70,000 people will hit the milestone with the installation of 11 new murals this summer.
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