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Priorities include increased funding for state agricultural agencies, property tax and assessment reform and policies aimed at strengthening Indiana's food system.
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As the world’s largest supplier of fruit flies, it’s difficult to overstate the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center’s stature in the world of genetic research.
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Hoosiers may be in for a warm, dry winter due to this year’s Super El Niño. -
On the morning of Sept. 11, James Buher was in Washington, D.C. Then director of the School of Public Affairs at IU, he led a class of 25 employees from Crane naval base to a meeting at the Pentagon. -
Students got their first look at the renovated space Wednesday as the conference launched its B1G Build program at Fairview. -
IU hasn't lost at home under coach Curt Cignetti, who's in his third season. -
House Enrolled Act 1424 took effect July 1, creating two new categories of food sellers: homestead vendors and small farm operators. -
This summer cemetery volunteers worked on surveying the oldest part of the grounds as part of a preservation project. -
All over Indiana (and the nation at large) thousands of disabled people are losing the benefits they relied on for survival. -
Various parents said the corporation didn’t notify them that they changed the program until May; they heard about the changes from their kids first. -
Nearly $330,000 in READI 2.0 Arts and Culture grants will go toward building three new bus shelters, inspired by the original one installed in 2025 in NexusPark along Herman Darlage Drive. -
About 9,800 first-year students are moving in this week.
