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Statewide News
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Applications open for Hoosiers in need of help with utility bills
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‘As tragic an event as we can imagine’: Purdue student found dead inside campus residence hall
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Polling for U.S. Senate seat in Indiana is tight. Campaign contributions are worlds apart
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NIPSCO asks for rate increase to help transition to renewable energy
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INDOT seeks temporary winter workers with statewide job fairs
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Despite equity concerns, federal government approves Indiana electric vehicle charging plan
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Indiana sees slight increase in voter registration following Supreme Court abortion ruling
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Most people who need addiction treatment don’t get it. Yet many state laws limit access
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Tri-colored bat proposed for federal endangered species listing
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Rep. Jackie Walorski: Elkhart County Sheriff releases final report on crash that killed Walorski and others
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Abortion is now largely illegal in Indiana as ban takes effect
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How will Medicaid recipients be affected by the end of the Federal Public Health Emergency?
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South Bend abortion clinic will stay open to provide care despite state abortion ban
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US Secretaries of State, Commerce visit Purdue University to discuss CHIPS Act investments and ‘silicon heartland’
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Feds penalize Indiana mine operator for ‘knowingly’ putting miner safety at risk
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Latest COVID-19 boosters available for Hoosiers 12 and up
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Debate commission solicits questions from Hoosiers for Indiana’s U.S. Senate debate
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To understand the real toll of gun violence, look to survivors and their families
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What are some unique transportation solutions in rural Indiana communities?
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Minor leaguers ask MLB to voluntarily recognize union with majority player support