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LIVE RESULTS: Indiana Primary Election
Indiana's postponed primary election is Tuesday night. Check back here for live vote counts Tuesday through Wednesday as delayed results come in.
#BlackBirdersWeek: Black People Belong In The Great Outdoors Too
Black scientists and outdoor enthusiasts are sharing photos of themselves in the great outdoors in response to an incident in New York City’s Central Park.
COVID-19 Changed How Schools Campaign For And Talk About Referendum Funding
Some district leaders have said they even eased back or reduced some campaign messaging for awhile after the pandemic hit.
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Despite Pandemic, Voters Head To The Polls
Indiana voters are still casting ballots today in primaries for local, state and federal offices.
Indiana Hits 2,000 Confirmed COVID-19 Deaths, Jumping 1,000 In A Little Over A Month
The death toll is likely higher than the confirmed number: There are an additional 175 probable deaths – where no test was administered, but health care professionals believe the person had the virus.
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Holcomb Says He's Working On "To-Do List" To Address Racial Injustice
Holcomb Monday spoke about this past weekend’s protests over racial injustice and police brutality, particularly against black Americans.
Indiana Primary Election Results Not Expected For Days
Hoosiers shouldn’t expect full results the night of Indiana’s primary election like usual.
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Bloomington Police: Armored Vehicle Won’t Be Deployed For Protests
Purchased in 2018, the BPD's Lenco Bearcat has been met with concerns about police militarization.
Voters Can't Be Barred From Polling Place For Not Following COVID-19 Safety Guidelines
Hoosiers who vote in person for this year’s primary election will not be required to wear masks, use gloves, or observe critical social distancing guidelines.
Protesters, Police Embrace, End Standoff At Governor's Mansion
A crowd of several hundred protestors defied the 8 p.m. Indianapolis curfew and marched five miles from downtown to the the state-owned governor’s compound at Meridian and 46th streets.
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