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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt and Gov. Eric Holcomb made an unannounced visit to a lead-contaminated neighborhood in northwestern Indiana before Pruitt authorized $1.7 million for soil removal at more than 25 homes.
A federal agency has awarded Indiana nearly $11 million for the second straight year to fight the state's opioid abuse crisis.
Indiana’s unemployment rate held steady last month at 3.2 percent, remaining at its lowest point since December 2000. The rate hasn’t increased since July last year.
A new study at Indiana University sheds light on the factors that influence so-called “white flight.”
Gov. Eric Holcomb nominated 156 "Opportunity Zones" to receive federal funding to attract investment into the areas.
Students across the nation and state walked out of school Friday as part of a national movement protesting gun violence in schools, but efforts will likely need to shift to keep up the momentum.
Indiana General Assembly leaders say they will spend part of the May 14 special session reconsidering a bill that would let Ball State University take responsibility for Muncie Community Schools.
Some Bloomington pizza places are attaching fliers that explain local noise ordinances and Indiana’s Lifeline law to the top of pizza boxes this Little 500 weekend.
Hundreds of students from high schools across Monroe County spent Friday participating in the second National School Walkout.
A recent report says Indiana needs to drastically improve state funded preschool, but state officials say it ignores significant improvements to the program.
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