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.
How a state-recognized, 175-year-old farm is at risk of being split in half by the Mid States Corridor Project.
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For its next trick, Indiana University’s Lilly Library will bring a massive collection of magic and illusion to Bloomington. Magic performer and writer David Ben sold his collection of thousands of artifacts, books and ephemera dating to the 19th Century.
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To pass on its first reading, a county ordinance requires unanimous approval. The vote failed five to one, so it’ll come up again at the next council meeting for a simple majority vote.
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Coach Curt Cignetti and receiver Charlie Becker gave the president an IU jersey, helmet and football.
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National surveys show historic lows in alcohol consumption. The change has left some businesses scrambling.
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Gov. Mike Braun calls again for replacement of Bray as Republican Senate leader, calling chamber “a wet blanket”
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This year, the cost of food is expected to increase almost three percent.
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Dollyfest consisted of student projects such as podcasts, magazines, tarot cards, and more, which they presented to those in attendance.
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The six fire departments in Brown County are solely volunteer-run.
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Starting next year, students in Indiana schools will not be permitted to access their phones during the school day.
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The center's 15 volunteers escort hundreds of visitors, fetch lab results and push paperwork. Volunteers also comfort people during tough times. Seven of them have survived cancer.