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Bloomington council adopts new district boundaries
The approved map pushes several incumbents into new districts, should they seek re-election.
Indiana food banks welcome federal SNAP benefit boost, but say it's not enough
The adjustment would mean that a family of four getting maximum benefits from SNAP now get $939 a week instead of $835.
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Pandemic affects childhood development, historic black properties, Zero in Bloomington | Indiana Newsdesk
A study shows children born during the pandemic develop motor and social skills slower, Bethel Church members want to protect more historic black sites and a Bloomington website helps residents become carbon-neutral.
As debt continues to increase, experts say more conversation and education is needed
Experts say people aren't having the conversations or getting proper financial education that they need to help avoid debt.
EV car show organizers set sights on 2023
Following a successful inaugural car show Sunday, organizers of "EVs for EVV" or, "Electric Vehicle Event for Evansville," are already planning on a show next year.
Pumpkin yields lower than average due to drought
Pumpkins are typically planted in late spring/early summer, meaning the drought in June was especially impactful on the crop.
Babies born during the pandemic might be slower to talk, but experts say parents shouldn't be worried
A preliminary study from Columbia University says children born during the pandemic are developing motor and social skills more slowly than children born before the pandemic.
Installation of Bloomington’s $50 million city-wide broadband utility is underway
Officials held a ceremony in front of Fourth Street garage retail space where Hoosier Networks, LLC will operate their Indiana offices.
First rural fiber cable internet users are now online in Vanderburgh County
This is the first part of a nearly $40 million dollar project, and a joint effort between Vanderburgh County and AT&T, to bring fast internet access to underserved parts of the county.
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Meet the candidates for the 2022 midterms.
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