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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.
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Why this Indianapolis agency is paying people to become EMTs
The class helps people get a foot into healthcare without high costs.
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‘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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For these teens, the Indiana State Fair is all about fashion
4-H students modeled dresses, jumpsuits and jackets they had sewn themselves.
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Public Editor: We’ve got “historic flooding” and tornadoes. Is this climate change?
Local press has few examples of good climate coverage.
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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.”
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How to cook Filipino kinilaw na labanos
Mark Santiago shares his family recipe and dreams of opening a restaurant in Indy.
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Southsiders say goodbye to long-time grocery store
Some residents fear Garfield Park will become a food desert without the Safeway.
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Free vaccines at westside school’s Cultural Carnival family night
This Wayne Township family night will feature free resources, games and live music.
