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The Indiana Valor, the state's only professional women's tackle football game, is back for a second season. They say they laid the foundation, and now it’s time to strive to be the best. The team’s home opener at Grant Park is May 2nd.
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A 2024 Adult Gambling Behaviors in Indiana survey reported about 91.5 percent of Indiana adults participated in at least one gambling activity in the past year. -
Advocates argue the bill fails to address the underlying issues of homelessness, while the bill author says, 'it's better than nothing.' -
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti got his first look at what will be the 2026 Indiana Hoosiers as spring practice opened on Thursday. -
Rent is low at Second and College because these buildings are owned by the county. But that bargain comes with a catch. -
Regular mosque attendance rates is more than triple its capacity. -
Water levels near Bedford surged from nine to 33 feet between last Thursday and Monday and they’ve gradually declined since, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. -
Indiana pothole season lasts from February through early April. -
Governor Mike Braun announced a partnership between the State of Indiana and Turning Point USA with the goal of registering students to vote when they turn 18. -
Some teachers in the Monroe County Community School Corporation are including lessons on media literacy to account for the rise of social media and misinformation. -
Iranians have celebrated the supreme leader’s death, hoping to see an end to the regime that has ruled for the last 47 years.
