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Indiana Ag Hopes Trump's Pick For USDA Chief Will Preserve Trade
They hope former Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue's background in commercial farming means he'll advocate for trade deals Trump has railed against.
Columbus Erects Signs Honoring Vice President Mike Pence
City workers began measuring Thursday for the placement of the signs.
The City Prepares For Downtown Bloomington In 2040
Bloomington officials are working on a plan that accommodates a growing population and still maintain the things that make Bloomington a good place to live.
Hoosiers In D.C.: An Indiana Perspective On The Inauguration
Here's what Hoosiers have to say about attending Inaugural events in Washington, D.C. on Friday.
Police: A Dramatic Decline In 2016 Indiana Meth Labs
The Indiana State Police attribute the decline, in part, to imported synthetic meth.
What Happens To Ind. Addiction Treatment If Obamacare Is Repealed?
Scrapping the Affordable Care Act puts health coverage in question for roughly 11 million Americans who including 250,000 Hoosiers on the Healthy Indiana Plan.
Justice Rucker: Grandkids, Desire To Travel Drove Retirement
Indiana Supreme Court Justice Robert Rucker says he looks forward to spending more time with family as he prepares to step down from the court.
Indiana Joins Move To Block Obama's Rules To Protect Streams
Texas and 12 other states have asked a federal court to block final rules designed to reduce coal mining's impact on streams.
Chief Justice Focuses On Justice Partners In Address
Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush wants more attention paid to people who work in, and with, the state’s court system.
Indiana Supreme Court Justice Rucker To Retire In 2017
Rucker is the court's last remaining Democratic appointee and its only black justice.
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