A highway project design could enhance or inhibit Bloomington businesses on the east side of town.
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A state senator says Indiana's funding formula is in such flux the best solution may be starting from scratch.
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Millions of Americans are without health care. Where do Hoosiers rank in the system?
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Indiana seems far from the dry desserts of the Middle East, but when it comes to energy the United States is considered the Saudi Arabia of coal. WTIU's Kyle Mitchell explores clean coal technology in Indiana.
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Last night, the IU women's basketball team found out which postseason tournament they'll compete in. WTIU's Dave Leno has the verdict.
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A panel discussion held in the WTIU studios Thursday night debated Governor Daniel's proposal to cut the arts drastically from the state's budget. WTIU's LaMar Holliday explains why the panel says that could be a wrong decision.
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The fallout from property tax restructuring after this year's legislative session hasn't found much of a voice in the current gubernatorial race, but the debate is still alive between the statehouse and the rest of Indiana.
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The housing market and Wall Street bailout aren't the only economic concerns to Hoosiers, there's also the issue of retaining the state's best and brightest.
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A new study from an Indiana University researcher suggests there's significant discrimination against people with HIV living in Indiana's rural areas.
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A study released by the Indiana Prevention Resource Center shows more Indiana teens are staying drug-free.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
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