From IPR News
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Governor Holcomb says bill to define, ban antisemitism doesn’t go far enough -
SCOTUS declines to hear appeal of Indiana couple who lost custody of transgender child -
Solar in Indiana rebounds in 2023 after project delays the previous year -
Gubernatorial candidate Brad Chambers unveils 10-point plan to grow Indiana’s economy
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Ball State University’s study abroad program sees increased interest, expanded travel itineraries -
Delaware County and state assess Selma tornado damage -
Cardinals lose in the MAC women’s basketball tournament; WBIT is next -
28-5? Doesn’t matter. Ball State women’s basketball left out of NCAA Tournament -
Holcomb signs bill that torpedoes Gary lawsuit against gun makers, sellers -
After construction projects split communities 70 years ago, new funding aims to reconnect -
Holcomb hasn’t decided on endorsement in governor’s race, wants to hear more details from candidates -
Tornado causes significant damage in Delaware and Randolph counties -
Happy hours return to Indiana beginning July 1 after governor signs bill lifting decades-old ban -
Governor Holcomb weighing concerns about antisemitism bill as deadline to sign it approaches -
Report: Indiana ranks low in affordable, available housing units -
Governor signs legislation to require notification of health care mergers -
We want it the most: Ball State women’s basketball defeats Ohio in first round of MAC Tournament -
Governor signs bill to expand school eligibility, funding use for robotics grants -
Muncie Schools CEO hired in Ball State legislative-approved partnership is retiring -
Ball State University extends 2024-25 enrollment deadline over federal FAFSA data delays