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MCCSC Superintendent Markay Winston Keeps Her Focus on ‘Every Learner’
With declining enrollment and a state legislature prioritizing private schools over public schools, MCCSC Superintendent...
Advocates for Women’s Healthcare Have Plans for Stricter Bans
Poorly written anti-abortion laws in Indiana and other states have forced pregnant women to leave...
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A Half-century Trail from Beanblossom Bottoms to the Colombian Amazon
Bloomington environmental photographer and writer Steven Higgs has spent his career covering nature. Soon, though,...
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What’s at Stake in the Debate Over Indiana’s Wetlands?
Laws protecting Indiana wetlands have been rolled back in recent years. Some people argue that...
Mobile Integrated Health Helps Fill Gaps in Local Healthcare System
The mobile integrated health program in Monroe County works with local health organizations to provide...
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One Emergency from Catastrophe: Who Struggles with Food Insecurity?
Parents working multiple jobs, college students struggling financially, elderly veterans with health conditions. These are...
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On Saving the Deam Wilderness and Hoosier National Forest | Photo Essay
“In wildness is the preservation of the world,” wrote Henry David Thoreau in Walden in...
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Local Parents, Educators Face ‘Attack’ on Public Schools from Indiana Lawmakers
Parents, educators, and advocates say the Indiana General Assembly passed harmful and unnecessary laws that...
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Lax Ethics Rules Could Create Conflicts of Interest for Indiana Lawmakers
The Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism and the Indiana Environmental Reporter reviewed statements of economic...
The Power Struggle in Indiana’s Changing Energy Landscape
Indiana’s electricity comes primarily from coal, natural gas, and a growing renewables market. The transition...
How Will Opioid Settlement Monies Be Spent — and Who Decides?
Bloomington and Monroe County have already received their first payments from the first opioid settlement,...
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Supreme Court Could Do Even More Damage
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case that could upend how elections are conducted,...