Local governments use predictions about heat and weather to plan things like mosquito control and where to build levees.
Category: Health
Posted inGovernment
$2 billion DigIndy project completed, protecting Indianapolis waterways
A ribbon-cutting on Thursday marked the official end of the tunnel construction and a beginning of a new chapter.
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Prenatal care group for Black women faces state funding cuts
“People do not have to be dying, and the solutions are simple,” an Indy midwife said.
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Celebrate wellness at this free event in Martindale Brightwood
Joyful Living is 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Oct. 11 at Frederick Douglass Park.
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Indy Public Library hosts first Black Health Fair
Residents can get free screenings from more than 30 health vendors.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Get free food and learn to shop smart at these free classes
IU Indianapolis’ DIP-IN program classes are free for Marion County residents.
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Indy researchers speak out on Trump’s science cuts
A project to help children with kidney disease may not receive funding.
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Here’s why Indy schools and libraries are set to lose $16 million
To make up for state cuts, the county’s top health agency will collect more property taxes.
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UIndy to offer free vaccines to community Sept. 23
The event is free and you do not need insurance to get vaccinated.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Comment on AES options for removing toxins from the White River
Some of the coal ash toxins can lead to vomiting, cancer and other health conditions.
