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A bill headed to the House would divert some of the revenue earmarked for local entities, and send it back to the casinos.
Monroe County officials acknowledge there are problems, but there is widespread disagreement about solutions.
Three large sections of land that are owned by the county but within city limits will probably not be included when the city plans for further annexation.
INDOT is closing Carter Road on the southwest side of Monroe County beginning Monday, but some residents say they did not receive enough advanced warning.
Carter Road will close just east of the Monroe/Greene county line. Cul-de-sacs will be constructed through construction where crossroads meet up with Carter Rd.
Monroe County resident John Talbott must pay for flood insurance because architectural renderings were not followed when building his house.
The federal government has given South Central Indiana a prestigious American Viticultural Area designation.
The Indiana State Department of Health confirmed Monday 52 people have died from the flu, even as flu activity appears to be going down.
The group marched from the Shalom Center to the Herald-Times to protest citations given to homeless people last week.
For every 1,000 births in Monroe County, 14 of them are to teenage mothers, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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