Excited to announce that, as of today, I am the new P.M. News Editor for @stlpublicradio! It's an honor to work for my hometown station and ensure evening coverage gets the care and attention it deserves. Here's to the next adventure!
Several large data centers have been proposed throughout Indiana in recent years. That has prompted a lot of questions from our audience. We aimed to answer those questions and more with this interactive infographic. @beckythiele https://t.co/rSjjC8k3Qc
A report from the Indiana Rare Earth Recovery Council estimates Indiana’s coal ash could hold more than $5.8 billion worth of rare earth elements. While there are ways to extract them, they’re not cheap. @beckythiele https://t.co/reOEQtOOVR
If you get a drink to go, you might want to think twice about throwing away your paper or plastic cup. At least two major waste companies that serve Indiana now accept those cups in their recycling. @beckythiele https://t.co/cESVGo4EH6
Cooling or heating your home?
Missouri’s hot and cold weather rules now block utility shutoffs for 72 hours when extreme temperatures are in the forecast.
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@jstewartIndy@indystar Congress also hasn't given local stations much time to find new funding. While some larger stations may see a 11% cut, others have to find 45%. That's not "fair competition" — that's eliminating the competition.
We need more local news, not less
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Just a quick fact check for anyone following #inlegis bills on SMRs (small modular nuclear reactors). Some lawmakers have said only 50 people died in the Chernobyl accident. The estimated number is much much higher as reported by @BBCWorld@chalkmark https://t.co/4vwIkmIMan