A study found ER doctors are more hesitant to care for pregnant patients who are bleeding.
Category: Government
Posted inGovernment
Indiana lawmakers looking at license plate cameras amid growing privacy worries
Public backlash over such cameras is intensifying, but Indiana law says little about use of the technology.
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Trump approves major disaster declaration for 21 Indiana counties after deadly storms
Eleven counties also qualify for federal aid covering emergency work and repairs to disaster-damaged public facilities.
Posted inGovernment
Two Indiana secretary of state debates planned
The race for secretary of state is one of the Indiana’s most closely watched contests, featuring candidates representing four different political parties.
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Indiana damages from flooding, high winds could exceed $5B, Braun tells feds
Government & Politics
Indiana damages from flooding, high winds could exceed $5B, Braun tells feds
The governor is seeking expedited federal assistance after storms killed eight people and damaged more than 1,700 structures.
Posted inNeighborhoods
‘Forever chemicals,’ microplastics and data centers. What you need to know.
Officials discussed the state’s clean water supply at the 9th annual Indiana Water Summit.
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Streets to Home has housed 231 people. Some may become homeless again.
“I’ve worked so hard,” one resident said. “But I know what it’s like out there.”
Posted inHealth
As Indy marks America’s 250th, a museum remembers past epidemics
A staff member created an exhibit for her grandfather, who had polio.
Posted inGovernment
2 Indy data centers are being developed on brownfields. Are there risks?
Here’s what we know about environmental and health risks for contaminated properties.
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Community members file for legal review of eastside data center
DC Blox plans to build a $2 billion data center campus near South Kitley Avenue.
