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Tuesday's storm left extensive storm damage around Lake Monroe. Staff at Hoosier National Forest are still assessing the damage on its trails.
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The project seeks to improve the oak-hickory tree population, wildlife habitats, and reduce tree density.
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The smallmouth bass was caught in Monroe Lake – also called Lake Monroe – on March 3 by Rex Remington. He’s caught smallmouth bass there before, but none were this big.
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The group plans to prohibit camping within 200 feet of trails, trailheads, roads, water sources, rock shelters, caves and historic structures.
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Microplastics in lakes and ponds can cause algae to grow out of control — depriving fish and other aquatic life of oxygen.
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U.S. Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) introduced a bill to more than double the size of Indiana’s only wilderness area and designate it — along with the land around it — a national recreation area.
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Warmer temperatures at the beginning of fall caused the creation of the flavor a bit later in the year than previous appearances.
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The body of a Bloomington man was recovered from Lake Monroe Sunday, the second drowning of the weekend at the lake.
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Did the army corps of engineers may have left graves unexhumed when they flooded Lake Monroe? What will happen to Catalent's tax abatement since it laid off 150 employees? And why is Bloomington covered in smoke? These stories and more on Indiana Newsdesk.
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The Army Corps of Engineers attempted to relocate every cemetery in the area during construction. Is it true that some people remain buried deep beneath the surface of the lake?