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A National Weather Service hydrologist says this year was shaping up to be similar to the most recent drought year of 2012 - until recently.

The position is a continuation of efforts by the district to address diversity and equity-related issues.

Recreational gun users are at risk of lead poisoning due to exposure from lead dust particles created from gun firing.

Common Cause Indiana and local chapters of the NAACP say lack of access to early voting in Marion County violates the Voting Rights Act.

The law allows so-called micro cell phone towers to be erected so cell phone signal strength doesn't wane as often.

The description of the attacker in each assault matches, leading police to believe they involve the same suspect.

Kaplan, which has been owned by the Washington Post Company for more than 30 years, will transition its model to that of a public university.

A little beer goes a long way when it comes to science education.

Years of decline in student enrollment numbers are decreasing state funding and forcing the district to find ways to cut expenses.

Police believe the fake threats were made after the professor was told he was losing his job.

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