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Coal-to-diesel plant needs to water to operate, but town of Santa Claus won't sign off on study
The town's move makes it unclear how Riverview Energy will get the water it needs to operate.
Did PAC money scare away school board candidates in Indianapolis?
Why are fewer people stepping up to govern the state's largest school district? The answers people give range from polarizing politics to the daunting task of raising big campaign donations.
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After Black infant mortality surged in Kansas, birth workers jumped into action
While the U.S infant mortality rate declined from 2019 to hit a record low in 2020, some states are starting to see the reverse trend — with the rate of Black infant deaths far outpacing that of White infants. In Kansas, 17 Black babies out of every thousand die before their first birthday — over three and a half times the rate of White babies.
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Bloomington man says vandalism of monument was act of desperation
Shaun Ray Deaton was pursuing a PhD at IU in informatics when he was diagnosed with terminal Crohn’s disease. Now he says he’s dying on the streets of D.C., waiting for sentencing.
Indiana lagging in children's vaccinations
Routine vaccinations in children slowed down when COVID-19 hit and doctors’ offices closed, but Indiana has yet to catch up to the rest of the nation.
Holcomb won't follow Biden's lead and pardon simple marijuana offenses
The bulk of Americans convicted of possession are at the state level, and Biden urged governors to use their pardon power the way he did.
One person dead in accident on I-69 south of Bloomington
The semi driver reported he came upon the car sitting sideways in the roadway with no lights and did not have time to stop before striking the car.
City Limits callout: share your lease with us
To understand what agreements between renters and landlords look like in Bloomington and Monroe County, City Limits is collecting leases. If you're interested in helping with the project, you can share a copy of your lease with us.
What do Hoosiers need to know about Indiana’s taxation of student loan forgiveness?
Taxes on forgiveness are treated like income tax – local income taxes vary by county and the person’s specific tax return.
Genealogy testing confirms remains found at Lake Lemon in 2004 are from a Louisville man
Monroe County investigators can begin a more specific investigation into a suspected homicide, now that they’ve identified the remains through genealogy DNA testing.
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