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IU sends 20 athletes and coaches to the 2024 Paris Olympics

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IU receives $16 million grant from Lilly Endowment

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MCCSC board members discuss policies, local education

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Bloomington mayor and service providers discuss city strategy to reduce homelessness

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IU's New Expressive Activities Policy

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Experts talk housing market trends

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Changes coming to Indiana high school diplomas and graduation requirements

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Cybersecurity and state experts talk about recent ransomware attacks

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Both Vice President Kamala Harris and J.D. Vance visit Indiana

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Implications of shooting at Trump rally Saturday

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Experts discuss 2024 Supreme Court rulings

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Indianapolis vies for MLA soccer stadium

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Community responders take questions about storm assistance

114

Landscape of reproductive care two years after Dobbs v. Jackson

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City officials discuss housing needs and the Sudbury Development

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Bloomington's fifth annual Granfalloon Festival and the legacy of Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

117

In a rural state, what are the outcomes for girls?

118

Common courtesies and social norms today, and ways they're changing

119

Local news matters: Indiana journalism investigations that had direct community, policy impacts in 2023

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High school seniors talk about uncertain futures

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Campus protests and the first amendment

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Higher education and IU's no confidence vote

123

Looking at the winners of this year’s Spring Crossroads Pitch Competition

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The solar eclipse is almost here

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Indiana is having fewer students attend college

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What the Childs Templeton merger could mean for students, faculty, and parents

127

Gardening season is approaching

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A bill banning dog sales at pet stores approved by Senate

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Bloomington’s business scene on full display

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Indiana lawmakers discussing bill on student literacy

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Legislature proposing bills on wetlands protection

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Many challenges ahead for Bloomington’s new mayor

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New city council members prepare for the year ahead

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Here’s how the 2024 election could be shaped by the courts

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January 5, 2024

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The concerns of AI

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The hottest year on record

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Indiana continues to struggle with attorney shortages

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Shoppers gear up for the big weekend

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Paper Cuts: What happened to local news?

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Terre Haute residents rally against carbon storage project

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The legacy of Coach Knight

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Taxpayers prepare to cast their votes for another MCCSC referendum

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Depression, suicide continue to have alarming numbers among Indiana’s youth

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Death toll rising as war in Israel rages on

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Speaker McCarthy, Trump, and more could play big roles in 2024

147

Big Ten expansion continues

148

High interest rates, inflation, and an auto strike could have large impacts on the economy

149

How harmful is social media?

150

New tent ban is in full effect, but what does that mean for the homeless population?

151

Indiana continues to struggle with literacy

152

Ivy Tech's new chancellor, Erik Coyne, begins his first year as head of Bloomington campus

153

Opponents decry Mayor Hamilton’s plan to close part of Lower Cascade road

154

What does action from the 2023 legislative session mean for this school year?

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What recent Supreme Court decisions mean for students this Fall

156

Here’s what the expansion of Indiana’s school voucher program entails

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A year since the abortion rulings, here is what changed

158

Where the U.S. and Hoosiers stand on happiness

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Extreme weather, poor air quality put Hoosiers at risk

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IUPUI split paves way for two new universities

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New laws take effect July 1st

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The Supreme Court will rule on hot button cases by the end of the month

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Here's what you need to know about the debt ceiling

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Protecting Bloomington’s vital water source

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Bloomington Provost on IU's seven-year plan

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Honoring Menahem Pressler

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The Irsay Institute works towards bettering mental health

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What the Dominion lawsuit says about news media

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What China’s support of Russia means for the war in Ukraine, global economies

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U.S. life expectancy is falling behind

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Former President Trump begins trial after indictment

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Spring is here and so is gardening season

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The debt limit has been reached and many wonder what now?

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Indiana women gearing up for March Madness

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Questions over new and current jail remain

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Russia's war against Ukraine hits one year mark with no signs of ending

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Earthquake in Turkey and Syria causes thousands of casualties

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Where Hoosiers stand on public health

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The 2023 session for the Indiana General Assembly is underway

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Artificial Intelligence: technology of the future

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More job opportunities are opening for people with disabilities

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How to start your New Year’s resolutions right

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Editors and reporters discuss the top stories from 2022 and look ahead to 2023

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Dying is scary, death doulas make it easier

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Air pollution, rising temperatures, and more have many asking what can we do

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The business landscape has seen many changes in 2022

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Nonprofits are getting ready for another holiday season

188

Republicans win big on election night

189

The Supreme Court is discussing the removal of race-based admissions in schools

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Mortgage rates break 7 percent for the first time in two decades

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Indiana residents are casting their votes as Indiana midterms are rapidly approaching

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Covid-19 numbers could spike once again

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Will iGaming come to Indiana in 2023?

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The U.S. household debt total continues to increase

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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Title IX

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The Kinsey Institute celebrates 75 years

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Struggle over the Monroe Convention Center expansion continues

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The new college debt relief bill sparks mixed reactions

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What people are concerned about as students return to school this Fall

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A conversation with IU president Pamela Whitten