Muncie High School Football Games Cancelled Due To Positive COVID Case
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Muncie High School Football Games Cancelled Due To Positive COVID Case
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Muncie Mayor Touts Area Housing Market Success
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As COVID Spikes In Indiana Prison, Inmates And Families Report Lax Protocols
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Ball State Postpones All 2020 Graduation Ceremonies
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State Board Of Accounts: Muncie Sanitary District Wrongly Paid Former Administrator, Asks For $65,000 Back
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Ball State COVID-19 Positive Case Count Nears 900
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Ball State at Muncie Mall: The Latest In A Decades-Long Design Center Movement
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Rural Broadband Projects in Henry and Grant Counties Funded By State Grant
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Indiana Wesleyan University Is Latest School To Sign Transfer Agreement With Ivy Tech
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Ball State Positive COVID Cases More Than Double Over Weekend
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Ball State Moves Big Event Weekends And Graduation May Be Next
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Study: 84,000 Indiana Students May Lack Home Internet Access During Pandemic
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Ball State Updates COVID-19 Numbers; Fraternity House on Quarantine
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Muncie Sanitary District Names Longtime Employee As New Administrator
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Sen. Mike Braun Thinks Congress Is Too Far Apart To Pass More Coronavirus Relief
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Muncie Mayor’s Proposed Budget: Streets, Sidewalks, Parks, And A Cushion For COVID Losses
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Ball State Opens New Year With Socially Distant Convocation, Believes Students Will Be Safe
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Area Manufacturers Awarded State Grants To Sustain Hoosier Manufacturing
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Muncie Named A 2020 All-America City
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Notre Dame Suspends In-Person Classes Amid COVID Concerns; Other Indiana Colleges Returning Soon
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“Considerations of things like utility rates don’t rank as high as reliability and the sources of energy — and that is an increasingly shifting trend," Nicolini said.
Access To Green Energy Will Keep Indiana Attractive To Businesses
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If Indiana wants to attract certain businesses, the state will have to help them go green. That’s what speakers representing economic development organizations told members of the state’s 21st Century Energy Policy Development Task Force. Ian Nicolini is the vice president of Indianapolis EcoThe money is coming to K-12 schools, as well as colleges and universities, as grant awards made through the Governor's Emergency Education Relief (GEER) fund. It aims to help the state ramp up access to remote learning technology and build up training for current and future educators.
More Than $60 Million Going To Indiana Schools For Teacher Training, Remote Learning
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More than $61 million in federal funding from the CARES Act is making its way into Indiana schools to support remote learning needs. The money is coming to K-12 schools, as well as colleges and universities, as grant awards made through the Governor's Emergency Education Relief (GEER) fund. I“Contact tracing taken out of context is, ‘I’m being traced, I'm being tracked,’" says Tony Gillespie, vice president of public policy and engagement for the Indiana Minority Health Coalition. “Especially in racial and ethnic minority communities and Hispanic and Latino communities, that's a real concern.”
Advocates Worry Contract Tracing Leaves Black, Latinx Communities Behind
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At a news conference on Aug. 26, Indiana State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box said it’s crucial for Hoosiers to participate in contact tracing. “So If you get a text or a phone call from the state department of health about an important public health matter, please answer the text, answer the ...