State Bans Sale Of Two Aquatic Invasive Species
Environment
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State Bans Sale Of Two Aquatic Invasive Species
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Deadly Deer Disease Nears Indiana’s Borders
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Hammond Facility Emitted Twice Legal Amount Of Lead
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EPA Allows Dicamba For Another Two Years
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Committee To Address Water, Wastewater Infrastructure Finalizes Report
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Indiana Organization Joins Lawsuit Over Coal Ash Rollbacks
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Recreation, River Access Top Concerns In White River Vision Plan
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Groups Discuss Future Of Michindoh Aquifer
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Gary Changes Its Mind On Controversial Waste & Recycling Facility
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What Can You Do About Climate Change? Experts Weigh In
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Vectren Reaches More Consumer-Friendly Agreement On Solar Farm
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Climate Change: Most Popular Question Topic For Senate Candidates
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Attorney General Wants Climate Suit Against Oil Companies Thrown Out
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Young Backs Bill To Make HUD Inspect Lead Pipes
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NIPSCO Closing Michigan City Coal-Fired Power Plant; City Sees Shorline Development Opportunities
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East Chicago Stops Doing Dangerous Partial Lead Pipe Replacements
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Climate Shifts Mean Less Vibrant Fall Color For Indiana
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Contamination In Franklin Isn’t Widespread Says IDEM, Testing Company
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Volunteers Give White River a Facelift
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Saving Endangered Butterfly Could Mean Losing Some
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Ahead of the legislative session, Senate Democrats say their initial priorities are teacher pay, medical marijuana, pre-existing condition coverage and hate crimes.
Senate Democrats Outline Their 2019 Legislative Goals
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Ahead of the legislative session, Senate Democrats say their initial priorities are teacher pay, medical marijuana, pre-existing condition coverage and hate crimes. Senate Democrats are pushing for a 5 percent increase for teacher pay over the next two years. Indiana’s average teacher payIndiana’s unemployment rate remained at 3.5 percent for the third month in a row.
Indiana Unemployment Rate Remains Unchanged In October
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Some key Indiana employment metrics continue to show positive signs for the Hoosier economy. That’s even as the state’s unemployment rate once again failed to improve last month. Indiana’s labor force grew in October, the ninth consecutive month the measure expanded. The labor force counts boMost of the student reports are in Foster and McNutt, where the university says 35 percent of rooms had visible mold growth. There are still 69 students in temporary housing as crews work to resolve the problem.
Indiana University Students Unhappy With Dorm Mold Cleanup
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Students at Indiana University say the school has a mold problem. For more than a month, IU has been relocating students who say their dorm rooms are full of mold. It’s also spent $27,000 for services at the IU Health Center for those student and $7,000 in reimbursing private medical bills. As In