Holcomb To Unveil 2020 Agenda Tuesday In Terre Haute
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Holcomb To Unveil 2020 Agenda Tuesday In Terre Haute
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The Number Of People Who Want To Teach Has Dropped By More Than Half This Decade
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Report: Cuts To IDEM, State Environmental Agencies Put Public Health At Risk
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Ivanka Trump Visits Indiana Women’s Prison
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Agriculture Expert Tells Farmers To Expect Incomes To Plateau In Next Decade
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State Approves Controversial NIPSCO Rate Increase
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Muncie Schools Receives Third Grant To Continue Dual Language Immersion Program
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Mitch Daniels Apologizes For “Rare Creature” Remark; Purdue NAACP Says More Can Be Done
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South Bend African American Leaders Praise Buttigieg Amid Protests
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Decision On State Funding For Adult Skills Classes Postponed
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Decrease In Live Christmas Tree Purchases Aren’t From Lack Of Demand
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Holcomb Agrees With GOP Legislative Leaders: No Teacher Pay Raises In 2020 Session
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Franklin Residents Suing Amphenol Over Pollution
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Old Tomato Cannery Stirs Up New Fears In Franklin
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CTE Funding Proposal Would Cut Funding For Life-Skills Classes
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Consumers Seek Class-Action Lawsuit In Response To Fair Oaks Alleged Animal Abuse
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Indiana UAW-FCA Members Could Soon Vote On Tentative Contract Agreement
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Todd Huston Chosen As Next Indiana House Speaker
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Gloria Steinem Encourages Speaking Up At Ball State
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Made in Muncie Tries to be Local Gem for the Holidays
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“Our colleagues across southern Indiana are having a rough time finding teachers to come to their smaller communities,” she says.
The Number Of People Who Want To Teach Has Dropped By More Than Half This Decade
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Enrollment in teacher preparation programs has dropped significantly over the past decade. According to a new national report, Indiana has fewer than half of the candidates as it did in 2008. The Center for American Progress shared an analysis of federal data this week, highlighting the shrinThe 2020 election season is heating up in Indiana. What information do you need? What answers do you need us to find? We have questions and so do you. Stay in contact with Indiana Public Broadcasting in one of two ways:
1. Find our Facebook group: Indiana 2020 Two-Way
2. Join our text club by texting the word "elections" to 73224.“I think that we’re going to be in this period of flat, thin profit margins over the next decade until we get that source of new demand,” says Henderson. “And so we’re always looking at whether it’s who’s the next China, which might be India, or looking at other sources of demand like value-added products.”
Agriculture Expert Tells Farmers To Expect Incomes To Plateau In Next Decade
indianapublicradio.org
Indiana farmers can expect to see a plateau in farm income over the next decade, according to one agriculture expert. With thin profit margins expected to continue into the coming decade, farmers may choose to consolidate farms or diversify their crops and livestock. Some may even take off-fa