Saturday Protests Remember Dreasjon Reed, Call For Police Reform
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Saturday Protests Remember Dreasjon Reed, Call For Police Reform
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Protesting In A Pandemic: Could Large Street Protests Lead To More COVID-19 Cases?
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Indiana Democrats Move 2020 State Convention Online
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Grant County Hopes One-Stop Social Media Page Can Help Local Businesses
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Ridenour Begins Term By Announcing More Appointments
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Youth Orchestra Leaves Impact on Students
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Court Challenge To RFRA Fix Set For Thursday In Hamilton County
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Pines Resident To Speak Out Against Proposed Changes To Coal Ash Rules
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IU Program To Monitor PFAS In The Great Lakes Basin
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New VA Health Center Coming To Brownsburg
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State Officials Speak On Panel About Brain Drain
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Custody Or Care: Ohio May Help Parents Deal With Mental Illness
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Indiana Early Voting Ahead Of Last Two Midterms
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Attorney General Wants Climate Suit Against Oil Companies Thrown Out
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Study Panels Recommends Changes To DCS Laws
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Why Firefighters Say the Law That Should Protect Them After a Cancer Diagnosis Isn’t Working
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Caucus Set To Replace Retiring Sen. David Long’s Seat
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Harrison College Students Scramble to Finish Education
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Farmer Diligence May Be Preventing Algal Blooms In Indiana
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Rhoades To Release Names Of Credibly Accused Priests In Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese
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Only Four Indiana School Corporations Are Asking Voters For Referendum Funding This Fall
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Only four school corporations in Indiana are seeking voter-approval on funding referendums in this fall's election. It's the fewest number of referendums on ballots around the state since 2014, but school leaders say years of funding changes and shortfalls – combined the COVID-19 pandemic – mThe trial was evaluating recovery chances for severe cases when the drug was administered in combination with an antiviral medication that was recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
Eli Lilly Halts Trial For COVID-19 Treatment On Hospitalized Patients
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Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly has ended testing its COVID-19 antibody therapy on hospitalized patients. Earlier this month, Eli Lilly temporarily suspended the trial for the drug due to a safety concern. In a news release, the company said recent data showed there wasn’t a significant differen