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How being a hospital chaplain motivated one pastor to address COVID-19 misinformation
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Muncie’s Recovery Cafe is serving up community and understanding
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Muncie committee wants to bring Afghans to city to live and work
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Two prominent Indiana environmental group leaders will resign
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Old National Bank faces federal fair lending complaint
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Muncie City Council approves vacant and abandoned property registry
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Ball State increases budget for outdoor amphitheater project
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More than 3,000 athletes descending on Muncie for two Ironman events, Saturday
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Facing Injustice: Terre Haute Acknowledges Lynching History With Historical Marker
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Biden’s Lifting of Refugee Cap Unlikely to Affect Indiana’s Camp Atterbury
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Americans Are Turning Down COVID-19 Vaccines That Some Are Traveling Thousands Of Miles To Get
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Vangina Tour Stops In Indiana, Distributes Essentials, Hygiene Products To Those In Need
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Delaware Co. Commissioners Approve COVID Funds Plan; Now The Council Needs To Vote
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Muncie-Area Organizations Working Together To Help Bridges Clients After Closure
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Muncie’s Bridges Community Services Closing, Other Agencies Step Up To Serve
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Regional IU Health President: “We Are In Full Crisis Mode”
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The union that represents EPA employees in Region 5 said it’s looking forward to working with Shore, even though she wasn’t its first choice.Chicago water advocate appointed as Great Lakes regional EPA administrator
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President Joe Biden has chosen a new administrator to oversee Region 5 of the Environmental Protection Agency — which covers Indiana and other Great Lakes states. Debra Shore will replace Kurt Thied...
Indiana’s OSHA office will be charged with enforcing the new rule, although labor unions have long said the agency is routinely underfunded.Questions linger as employers and workers wait for Biden's new vaccine rules
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Employers are waiting for details on President Joe Biden’s promised rule making employers with more than 100 workers require vaccinations or testing. Businesses and workers have questions on how Ind...
“The data sources available in Indiana don’t provide a way to disentangle how much spending from different types of funds is actually allocated towards jails every year," Halbach-Singh said.Indiana makes it hard for the public to know how much its local jails cost, new study says
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It costs at least $240 million a year to keep people locked up in local jails in Indiana, with some counties spending around a quarter of their yearly budget on incarceration. That’s according to a ...