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The two-year tax task force has less than six months to deliver legislative recommendations.
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OCRA's Building Socially Connected Communities program hopes to address what’s becoming a loneliness epidemic.
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The Center of Rural Engagement’s 2024 Rural Solar Eclipse Scholars support partners around Indiana, helping them use the eclipse as a catalyst for social connection.
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The USDA is forecasting a 25-percent decline in farm revenue in 2024 — this comes from higher costs, lower prices and reduced government aid. Some farms are proceeding with caution.
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Join us this Friday as we will talk with guests about the shortage of attorneys and the future of the legal profession in Indiana.
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Many Hoosiers don’t have adequate access to mental health services. The lieutenant governor said broadband plays an important role in addressing barriers to access for rural communities.
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In Indiana, 25 percent of counties are designated maternity care deserts and an additional 28 percent have low or moderate access to maternal care.
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Indiana rural students enroll at lower rates than urban and suburban students, despite earning equal or better grades in school.
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Hoosiers are crossing into Michigan and Illinois to purchase their THC products. Food banks are doing what they can to serve rural families. And an exhibit of artwork part of the Prison Arts Initiative project.
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A recent study conducted by the non-profit group Save the Children Action Network found that 64 percent of rural respondents say they or someone they know is struggling with food insecurity.