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Democracy Indiana voter groups monitor back-and-forth redistricting moves By TERRI DEE Indiana News Service – 11/03/25
Indiana’s Nov. 3 special session on redistricting was abruptly canceled shortly after it was announced by Gov. Mike Braun and the latest development in state Republicans’ push to redraw ...
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Environment Indiana AI data centers prompt environmental concerns over emissions By TERRI DEE Indiana News Service – 7/31/25
The Trump administration’s long-term plan for artificial intelligence could have far-reaching environmental impacts across the country. His strategy calls for the removal of land use rules ...
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Economy Funds to be released for some Indiana farmers’ conservation projects By TERRI DEE Indiana News Service – 2/24/25
It looks like at least some Indiana farmers will be getting the federal dollars they have been counting on for farm conservation and soil health. The Inflation Reduction Act included almost $20 ...
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Indiana MLK III on creating a legacy, Black History Month By TERRI DEE Indiana News Service – 2/03/25
Bloomington is among the Indiana communities kicking off Black History Month over the weekend. Historian Carter G. Woodson launched what was initially Negro History Week in 1926 – to honor ...
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Economy Natural disasters cost Indiana farmers millions in crop, cattle damage By TERRI DEE Indiana News Service – 12/30/24
Consumers are unhappy with increasing food prices and blame inflation. In reality, natural disasters have a direct link to grocery costs, and no end is in sight. Indiana farms are affected by climate ...
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Education Indiana universities see international student numbers rise By TERRI DEE Indiana News Service – 8/01/24
As people head back to college soon, professors may notice an increase in the number of international students. A new report finds these enrollment numbers are increasing and may be influenced by ...
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Indiana Juneteenth honors freedom amid possible Indiana graveyard extinction By TERRI DEE Indiana News Service – 6/19/24
Today is Juneteenth, the federal holiday recognizing this date in 1865 when slaves in Texas were told they were free, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. Some migrated ...
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Environment Communities close to big box warehouses face health fallouts By TERRI DEE Indiana News Service – 5/02/24
A recent study by the Environmental Defense Fund showed communities near mega warehouses are exposed to more polluted air. More than 2 million Illinois residents primarily in low income and ...
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Crime Juvenile detention rates show big racial disparities in Indiana, U.S. By TERRI DEE Indiana News Service – 12/29/23
Youth incarceration rates have declined in Indiana and nationwide since 2014. But a new study shows young people of color are more likely to be jailed than their white counterparts – and ...
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Environment Indiana gets multi-year grant for climate pollution research By TERRI DEE Indiana News Service – 11/03/23
The Indiana Department of Environmental Management is using a $3 million federal grant to track greenhouse-gas pollution in the state. The Climate Pollution Reduction Grant from the Environmental ...
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