How To Deal With Veterans’ Suicide, Mental Health: A Conversation
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How To Deal With Veterans’ Suicide, Mental Health: A Conversation
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Indianapolis Ranks Low On Best Places For Veterans List
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Groups Work To Raise Awareness, Lower Veteran Suicide Rate
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State Launches Online Portal For Veterans Benefits Help
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Holcomb Names New Indiana National Guard Head
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Border Wall Funding Diversion Halts Two Indiana Projects
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VA Secretary Applauds Progress, Stresses Need For More Work
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Pence Makes Case For 2020 Election At American Legion National Convention
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Secretary Of State Pompeo Addresses American Legion Convention In Indianapolis
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Pence, Pompeo To Address American Legion Convention In Indianapolis
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Clubhouse Offers Community Healing For Veterans
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Indiana National Guard Head Resigns Amid Scandal
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Indiana Researcher Receives $21M To Study Back Pain In Veterans
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Military Pensions Fully Exempt From Indiana Income Tax Within Four Years
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Defense Department: $46 M In Indiana Military Construction Could Be Diverted For Border Wall
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House Passes Bill To Tighten Control Of Military Family Relief Fund
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Holcomb Names New State Veterans Affairs Director
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Indiana Veterans Agency Adopts Relief Fund Rules
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VP Pence Says The U.S. Space Force Is A Go For Launch
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Veterans Crisis Line To Be Studied
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In a recent webinar, schools chief Jennifer McCormick urged education leaders across the state to consider the possibility of re-opening at least part of some school buildings to offer child care.
"We're learning from other states child care is going to become - and is already - an issue," she says.State Urges Schools To Offer Child Care For Essential Workers During COVID-19 Outbreak
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The pressing need for adequate child care access is being amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic, especially for essential workers. Now, despite schools being ordered shut until May 1, the state is asking schools to open child care centers to bridge the gap. State officials have grown increasingly voGov. Eric J. Holcomb, the Indiana State Department of Health and other state leaders will host a media briefing Friday to provide updates on COVID-19 and its impact on Indiana. Tune in at 2:30 p.m. to listen to the briefing live on IPR.
Within Cooper Science, 160,000 square feet will be renovated. That’s on the west side of the building, nearest the new planetarium that was added on in 2014. That leaves 130,000 square feet to be demolished on the east end.
Ball State Approves Timeline For Cooper Science Renovation, Demolition
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Ball State University trustees approved a timeline that will see an existing science building on campus both remodeled and demolished. Ball State opened a new Health Professions Building this school year and is building a new Foundational Sciences Building. The last phase of a plan put out years