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IU hasn't lost at home under coach Curt Cignetti, who's in his third season.
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Second Baptist Church, along with 14 other African-American historical sites in the state, are receiving grants for restoration.
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Girls Inc of Shelbyville and Shelby County will be closing its Monroe County satellite location at the end of the month after failing to secure funds for it to operate independently. -
Tenants have raised concerns about conditions at Hunter Bloomington Properties, which owns multiple apartment complexes outside city limits. -
Months before federal officials ordered one of Indiana's aging coal plants to remain available, the utility that owns it was asking permission to shut it down. -
Charlie Becker and Rolijah Hardy addressed the media after Thursday's practice. -
The Carl Ziegler Wetlands and Education Center is expected to open in spring 2027 at the Bean Blossom Creek Conservation Area. -
MCCSC Superintendent Markay Winston said her focus this year is on keeping students safe and helping them grow academically. -
The city will install the multiuse path along the east side of High, from Hunter Avenue to Arden Drive. -
One realtor represents the seller and buyer in a county land deal, and his brother sits on county council. It's technically legal, but residents question the choice of broker. -
Construction is expected to wrap up in January, then shift to current building renovations until June of 2027. -
The analog seismograph station can record earthquakes locally and ones occurring around the world.
