Whether it's the economy, politics, education or the environment, Indiana Newsdesk is the place to turn for in-depth news coverage. This half-hour show from the WFIU/WTIU news team will focus on the stories that have impact.
One of the main attractions allows members to solve various puzzles, including rare and unusual mechanical puzzles from the Jerry Slocum Collection.
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Senate Enrolled Act 285 changes the way police are required to respond to people experiencing homelessness camping on publicly owned land.
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An animal sanctuary in Monroe County says it’s at risk of being regulated out of existence.
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Their vision is not just a theater capable of high-quality screenings but a community space on the near west side for lovers of film.
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Founded in 1955, Camp Riley offers eight residential sessions each summer for hundreds of children and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities. For some campers, it's a chance to meet people who know what they’re going through.
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Ira A. Correll gifted the statue to Odon, his hometown, in 1922.
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To offset the massive carbon byproduct of ammonia fertilizer manufacturing, Wabash Valley Resources plans to capture million of tons of carbon dioxide and pump underground.
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The tool uses data from standard charge lists published by Indiana hospitals.
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Staff discovered the photos by accident on a hard drive that had been stored in a desk for decades.
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The beer, “Declaration of Fermentation,” is based around an English mild ale.
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Rose Moreland, a nine-year-old Girl Scout from Troop 1733 in Indianapolis, and her grandmother, Shona Moreland, who is the troop leader, talk about a new book.
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Tandem employs eight postpartum doulas, offering services in their Bloomington office on Third Street or in-house, said lead doula Jenni Jurijczuk. Tandem offers postpartum doula services up to one year after birth.