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Brian Gifford’s Fight Flix in LaPorte, Indiana was created as a response to the heartbreaking death of his friend Tyler Terusiak in 2020 to gun violence.
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Students got their first look at the renovated space Wednesday as the conference launched its B1G Build program at Fairview.
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IU hasn't lost at home under coach Curt Cignetti, who's in his third season. -
House Enrolled Act 1424 took effect July 1, creating two new categories of food sellers: homestead vendors and small farm operators. -
This summer cemetery volunteers worked on surveying the oldest part of the grounds as part of a preservation project. -
All over Indiana (and the nation at large) thousands of disabled people are losing the benefits they relied on for survival. -
Various parents said the corporation didn’t notify them that they changed the program until May; they heard about the changes from their kids first. -
Nearly $330,000 in READI 2.0 Arts and Culture grants will go toward building three new bus shelters, inspired by the original one installed in 2025 in NexusPark along Herman Darlage Drive. -
About 9,800 first-year students are moving in this week. -
Indiana surpassed most of the country with over 90 reported tornadoes this year. -
Second Baptist Church, along with 14 other African-American historical sites in the state, are receiving grants for restoration. -
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.
