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Indiana clean energy employment continues to grow, according to new report

Data from 2022 shows more Hoosiers than ever are working in the clean vehicle sector, specifically.

Indiana UAW workers could feel impacts of strikes, even if they're not on the picket lines

As part of the UAW’s new “targeted” strike strategy, only three assembly plants began striking after the deadline: a Ford plant in Michigan, a General Motors plant in Missouri and a Stellantis plant in Ohio.

Auto worker strike, new exhibit in Columbus, 'stroads' | Indiana Newsdesk

Exhibit Columbus presents its fourth downtown exhibit, Indiana's UAW waits to go on strike, and Ellettsville residents express concern over SR-46.

Bloomington’s main police station and fire administration will move to Showers, which is also the home of city hall.

City advances annexation by dropping separate lawsuit

The City of Bloomington moved to dismiss a lawsuit Wednesday that would have asserted constitutional claims to county land it hopes to annex.

Brian Tabor, president of the Indiana Hospital Association, moderates a conversation between Dr. Rahul Gupta and Dr. Jerome Adams. Gupta directs the Office of National Drug Control Policy. Adams directs the Health Equity Initiatives at Purdue University and previously served as the U.S. surgeon general and Indiana health commissioner.

National drug policy experts want to address policy, stigma over perinatal substance use in Indiana

Indiana’s infant and maternal mortality rates remain among the worst in the country. And state data shows substance use during pregnancy contributes to the issue.

Rokita sues IU Health over its support of Dr. Caitlin Bernard, alleging privacy violations

Attorney General Todd Rokita alleged that IU Health undermined the Indiana Medical Licensing Board's guidance on patient privacy.

Sen. Jon Ford (R-Terre Haute) has served in the Senate since 2014. He will resign with more than three years left in a new, four-year term.

Sen. Jon Ford becomes fourth state lawmaker this year to leave legislature early

Ford is the fourth lawmaker to announce their resignation since the 2023 legislative session ended in April, joining Ann Vermilion, Randy Frye and Chip Perfect.

Randy Maxwell, right, shakes hands with Indiana Republican Party chair Anne Hathaway after his election to the state Senate by a private Republican precinct caucus.

Randy Maxwell is Indiana's newest state senator, replacing Chip Perfect

He is set to serve out the remaining three years of Perfect’s four-year term. Perfect had endorsed Maxwell to replace him.

SUN Bucks gave parents $150 per month, per kid, to buy much needed groceries during the summer months.

Fresh food program launched in Indiana to expand nationwide

Instacart and Partnership for a Healthier America created the Good Food for All Program in 2020 to help families struggling with food insecurity.

An Indiana State Police cruiser served as a memorial after the death of Master Trooper James Bailey in March.

State rep poses name change for part of I-69 to honor trooper

State Rep. Ben Smaltz (R-Dist. 52) wants to rename a stretch of Interstate 69 to honor fallen Indiana State Police Master Trooper James Bailey.

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