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The public discussion will be the first time the commissioners have met since they issued their 2004 report on the 9/11 attacks.
The engineering company the commission has hired to conduct the on-site accident investigation, is seeking photos and video of the stage.
Students attending the first day of classes at Bloomington’s Ivy Tech Community College campus Monday arrived at a building waiting to expand.
Indiana is the only state in the nation that doesn’t have different grades for theft.
The $12K fine is the maximum allowed by state law.
The study urges the military to make infusions of calories and protein part of standard care in the immediate aftermath of injury.
Indiana House Democrats presented their own redistricting maps Thursday as a counterpoint to the maps released by Republicans.
Members of the public are asking for more time and more information about redistricting maps released this week.
Indiana Senate Democrats released their proposed redistricting maps Wednesday.
Students will gather at the statehouse today, calling on legislators to protect funding for financial aid.
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