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Where to plant trees for Arbor Day in South Central Indiana
Nature enthusiasts looking to plant a tree in honor of Arbor Day this Friday are in luck. Multiple free events are taking place in the city this weekend to provide opportunities to plant and take home seedlings.
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Water infrastructure is top priority for state Office of Community and Rural Affairs
Other needs identified for rural Indiana include housing availability, fiscal stress, growth management, and identity preservation.
Secretly Group celebrating 30 years with summer concert series
Bloomington’s venerable Bicycle Garage has new location
Bicycle Garage has moved to 1112 S. Morton St., along the B-Line Trail.
Decatur Township residents sue to block $4B data center
Decatur Township residents are asking the Marion County Superior Court to overturn the approval of a proposed $4 billion data center and block construction before it begins.
Few House members in primary tests ahead of fall fight over supermajority
Democrats are looking to break the GOP supermajority in the Indiana House of Representatives this fall, which would grant them more power to stop or negotiate controversial issues. But first they have to win their primaries.
AES Indiana customers told regulators their stacks of utility bills don't add up
Homeowners and renters at the town hall held at Ivy Tech Community College in Indianapolis aired grievances over spikes and inconsistencies in billing, metering irregularities and challenges reaching customer service departments.
Report: 160-plus state officials accused of sexual harassment, including in Indiana
About 93% of accused state officials are men, and most targets are women. The partisan split is more even: 52% of those accused are Republicans and 48% are Democrats.
New Indiana child services director named; predecessor to become governor’s ‘special adviser’
The advisory role was created specifically for Adam Krupp, who is returning from extended medical leave.
Deckard, Henry outline priorities in Monroe County Commissioner candidate forum
Democratic candidates for Monroe County commissioner discussed housing, the jail and the proposed Richland-Ellettsville reorganization.
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