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Indiana Black Caucus Outlines Specific Justice Reform Steps
The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus wants Gov. Eric Holcomb to ban the use of chokeholds by police during arrests, one of a series of actions the caucus recommended Friday to address justice reform.
IDOE Gives Suggestions For Reopening Schools
Specific social distancing recommendations outlined in the report include scheduling groups of students to attend in-person school on alternate days or half days to minimize the number of students in the building.
LIVE COVERAGE: Protestors Rally Against Police Brutality In Downtown Bloomington
Here, we'll provide live updates from the Friday afternoon protest in Bloomington, including photos, video and Tweets from our reporters on the ground.
US Unemployment Drops Unexpectedly To A Still-High 13.3%
The government said Friday that the economy added 2.5 million jobs last month, driving unemployment down from 14.7% in April.
Sen. Mike Braun's Bill Could Help Reward Climate-Friendly Farmers
The bill would help farmers and foresters who do these practices sell carbon credits on the market.
Statewide Urban Forest Map Aims To Help Cities Close Gaps In Tree Cover
The Indiana University Environmental Resilience Institute is working to compile a statewide urban forest map.
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Peaceful Protesters In Indianapolis March On Statehouse, Down Mass Ave Thursday
For the seventh night in a row, protesters in Indianapolis marched against police brutality Thursday night.
Indiana Democrats Broadcast State Convention Preview
The Indiana Democratic Party’s state convention is virtual this year, due to COVID-19.
Report: Duke Energy Could Do More For Low-Income Customers
Duke Energy Indiana gives out about $750,000 a year to community programs that help customers with their bills. That helped more than 3,700 people in 2018.
Tear Gas Could Be Making The Coronavirus Outbreak Even Worse
Hundreds of health professionals are calling on police to stop using tear gas on protesters.
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