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Despite Valentine’s Day being the busiest holiday for florists, demand is down for this year.
Devan Ridgway
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The denied transfer of the case will send closure to the residents who fought against annexation for years. -
HB 1333 would make it easier for out of state vets to get their license here, but it's going to take more than that to solve the ongoing vet shortage. -
The City of Bloomington's proposal to open Kirkwood Avenue to vehicular traffic was met with skepticism at a Bloomington Common Council meeting Wednesday. -
He had a deep connection to Indiana University, where he graduated from law school in 1956. -
While Flock doesn’t contract with ICE, the immigration agency has gone through friendly police departments to search vehicles in communities that limit data sharing. -
The National Weather Service says temperatures aren’t going to rise above freezing for at least the next ten days. -
Six Indiana counties operate a syringe service program, often acting as a bridge to healthcare, overdose prevention education and addiction treatment. But the programs could end in July. -
The corporation is authorized to transfer up to $12.5 million of the Education Fund to the Operations Fund this year. -
One bill would dissolve small townships while the other would force them to merge if they underperform. -
Thousands of Hoosiers are still celebrating Indiana’s national championship. Some waited 17 hours to get autographs and take a picture with IU quarterback Fernando Mendoza.
