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Affordable housing further out of reach for Hoosiers, according to new report
Fourteen of Indiana's top 20 occupations has a median wage that is less than what's needed to afford a typical two-bedroom apartment in the state.
Duke Energy customers plead for Indiana utility regulators to reconsider price hikes
Some Duke Energy customers are fighting against a recent price hike proposal. Some customers argued that plants like Duke's Gibson's coal plant are low-performing and losing money.
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Redesigned Miller-Showers gateway will be completed in 2024, city says
The city announced the finalized design will be built at the north end of the park now that the Board of Park Commissioners has approved new construction contracts for the project.
Where to see fireworks this Fourth of July
It’s almost Independence Day — here’s what to expect to have a blast this year.
IU loses $1.3 million on eclipse day event
Much of the bill went to facilities costs such as staging, equipment and staffing. Artist fees and travel arrangements made up the second highest category in IU’s breakdown.
A huge, exciting responsibility: IU Indianapolis begins after IUPUI split
IU is investing millions of dollars — particularly in STEM initiatives on campus — and building relationships in Indianapolis as IUPUI dissolves.
Alumni elect Jill Maurer Burnett to Board of Trustees
Twelve candidates competed for one seat. John McGlothlin III, a candidate endorsed by the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition took second. Incumbent Jeremy Morris placed third.
RFK Jr. calls Biden-Trump debate 'sad,' sees political opening
Independent candidate RFK Jr. spoke to All Things Considered about the Biden-Trump debate and what it means for his third-party run for the presidency
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Indiana can no longer charge monthly payments for HIP after federal ruling
The lawsuit challenged several policies that “threaten” coverage and access.
Trustee doesn’t support Whitten, storm cleanup continues, execution drug decision | Indiana Newsdesk
A new letter casts doubt on whether IU president Pamela Whitten has the full support of the board. Storm cleanup continues. And anti-death advocates are celebrating a decision that’ll make it harder to execute people on federal death row.
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