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Columbus’s Miller House a Crown Jewel of Architecture and Design
While Columbus’s architectural treasures have been admired for decades, it wasn’t until 2011 that the...
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Azaleas in Full Bloom at Renowned 80-Acre Southern Indiana Garden [video]
Bev Knight’s collection of more than 400 varieties of azaleas started with a UPS delivery...
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Guest Column: IU’s Solar Strategy ‘Shortsighted’
Single city blocks all over Bloomington generate more rooftop solar energy than the entirety of...
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Big Mike’s B-town: Derek Richey, House Hugger
A family project of photographing Bloomington’s history became a mission for Derek Richey to preserve...
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Property Rights, Public Good, Campaign Contributions: Will Bill to Limit Local Government Be Revived?
A bill introduced in the Indiana House this year would have limited local governments’ ability...
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Indiana Democrats and the Politics of White Nativism
Last year, IU research associate and policy analyst Luke Wood wrote an article in LP...
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Behind the Curtain: Jewish Theatre of Bloomington’s ‘Church & State’
Politics, like theater, relies on the relationship between the stage and the audience, writes LP...
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Local Conservancy Now Saving Indigenous Languages Worldwide
Since 2005, Bloomington-based nonprofit The Language Conservancy has helped save indigenous languages across the nation....
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850 Hoosier Scientists and Allies Oppose EPA Proposal
Concerned Scientists @ IU, a group of 850 local scientists and allies, has submitted a...
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Big Mike’s B-town: Jean Magrane, Firefighter
After Jean Magrane became the city’s first female firefighter in 1987, it took years for...
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Invasive Plants Are Still For Sale in Indiana, How You Can Help
They’re a centuries-old assault on our environment, but eradicating invasive plants requires more than pulling...
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Local Farmers Prepare for Spring Market Season
Knowing where your food comes from is more important than ever. With the first Bloomington...