Spartz threatens to resign if Congress doesn’t study ways to reduce national debt
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Spartz threatens to resign if Congress doesn’t study ways to reduce national debt
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Ball State and IU football lose on the road; Notre Dame and Purdue win
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A new addiction treatment locator is now available for Indiana residents
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New committee takes closer look at Medicaid – starting with questions about unwinding, costs
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Indiana to change infant formula brand for WIC recipients in October
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Hoosiers watch negotiations as federal farm bill set to expire Saturday
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Everything Hoosiers need to know about federal student loan repayments
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Shedding Labels: Three current Ball State athletes share their struggles with mental health
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Indiana improves more than most states in newest AARP scorecard on long-term care
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State Comptroller Tera Klutz announces resignation, effective Nov. 30
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New state soil program aims to increase sustainable, profitable farming
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Facing strike-related temporary layoffs at Fort Wayne supplier, local steelworker union supports UAW
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Despite increase to rate, parents and providers warn proposal will limit access to ABA therapy
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Indiana hospitals at ‘breaking point’ as new legislative panel prepares to examine Medicaid
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Holcomb says Indiana is preparing for federal government shutdown as deadline looms
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Planned Parenthood adds vasectomy services in Mishawaka
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As student loan repayments resume, new SAVE plan may be more manageable for some borrowers
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EPA forced to finalize rule on cancer-causing emissions at commercial sterilizers like Cook
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State Supreme Court says Indiana law bans corporate contributions to super PACs
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An Aquatic Escape: After 40 years, coach continues to push the Ball State Waterski and Wakeboard Club to new heights