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Braun Says Trump Call With Ukraine Was 'Inappropriate' But Not Impeachable
Braun says unless new evidence is brought forth, he won’t vote to impeach. The U.S. House of Representatives drafted two articles of impeachment, and announced them Tuesday.
New Wine Shop Brings Unique Tastings, Boutique Experience To Bloomington
Owner James Divine says the operation, inspired by a similar business in Savannah, will serve as a place for people to socialize and learn about wines that aren’t a dime a dozen.
Village Pub In The Princess Theater Opens Next Week
A new bar and restaurant is open in the historic Princess Theater. The Village Pub will have its hard-opening next Thursday, serving elevated bar-food, cocktails, wine, and beer.
Owen Co. Councilman Calls For County Commissioner Jeff Brothers To Step Down
Owen County Councilmember Andrew Woodall called for County Commissioner Jeff Brothers to resign from his position in a public Facebook post Monday night.
Help For Celadon Employees After Company Files For Bankruptcy
Outside Celadon headquarters, on the eastside of Indianapolis, representatives from On Line Transport were offering help. Elijah Cramer says there are plenty of job opportunities for drivers.
House Democrats Unveil 2 Articles Of Impeachment Against Trump
The chairs of the House committees leading the impeachment inquiry are holding a press conference to unveil the articles of impeachment against President Trump.
Family And Consumer Science Teachers Worry About Proposed State Funding Cuts
Under the plan being considered by the Indiana State Board of Education, schools could still offer family and consumer science classes, but they’d no longer receive state funding for them.
Consulting Firm Allows Buttigieg To Release Names Of Clients
The moves Monday reflect the growing pressure Buttigieg is under as his campaign gains traction in early voting states less than two months before the Democratic contest begins.
Farmers' Market Advisory Council Discusses Market's Future
The council OK’d a variety of changes to the handbook and other market documents at its monthly meeting, before the Board of Park Commissioners decides if it will continue running the farmers’ market next month.
Trump Administration's Food Stamps Cuts Won't Impact Indiana
The Trump administration is cutting off Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, or food stamps, for about 700,000 Americans.
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