Indiana Unemployment Fails To Improve For 10th Consecutive Month
Economy
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Indiana Unemployment Fails To Improve For 10th Consecutive Month
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Holcomb’s Budget Proposal: More Money for DCS and Education, But Ends Teacher Grants To Boost Pay
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Brookings Institution Report Finds Central Indiana Lacks Quality Jobs
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Former Marsh Grocery Store In Peru Closes Again
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UAW Sues GM Over Temp Workers In Fort Wayne
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Indiana Sets Tourism Record
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Lawmakers Will Wrestle With Sports Wagering In 2019 Session
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Indiana Private Sector Adds Jobs, But Unemployment Grows In November
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Indiana Gasoline Prices Continue To Float Downward
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Tipmont REMC Acquires Wintek With Plans To Expand Rural Broadband
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General Motors Announces Plant Closures, None In Indiana
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Internet Toys Are Fun, But Are They Secure?
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“Operation Santa” Is Underway in Indiana
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Tariffs Not Expected To Impact Prices This Holiday Season
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U.S. Secretary of Labor Visits Indiana, Stressing The Importance Of Apprenticeships
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Indiana University Economists Forecast Strong 2019 Economy
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Indianapolis Planning to Expand Convention Center, Add Downtown Hotels
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Report Finds Lack Of Child Care Costs Indiana More Than $1 Billion A Year
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New Consumer Protections Help Guard Against Data Theft Ramifications
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Farm Bureau: NAFTA Revision ‘Important’ For Indiana, Dairy Farmers
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Step one: Locate programs and workshops in MadJax. Step two: Offer dual credit classes to MCS high schoolers.
Purdue Polytechnic Institute Pitches Partnership With Muncie Schools To Teach Engineering
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Purdue Polytechnic Institute could soon be added to the list of colleges and universities that have a relationship with Muncie Community Schools. As IPR’s Zoe Dwiggins reports, the technical school plans to locate classes and activities in the district’s portion of the MadJax facility. Purdu"These trauma centers need blood products at the ready to handle the cases," says Waxman. "And some of these cases can literally go through several hundred blood products."
Winter Weather Limits Blood Donations, Statewide Supply Low
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Two weeks of bad weather in Indiana has resulted in critically low levels of blood supply. The weather has impacted both on-site blood donations and mobile drives. The Indiana Blood Center needs more than 550 blood donations a day to have ample stock. Dan Waxman, chief medical officer atThe measure – which didn’t pick up a "no" vote either in committee or on the House floor – came out of an independent investigation’s recommendations last year.
Department of Child Services Bill Sails Through House
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The Indiana House easily approved legislation Tuesday that seeks to help Department of Child Services caseworkers by easing some of their job expectations. The measure – which didn’t pick up a "no" vote either in committee or on the House floor – came out of an independent investigation’s re...