Over 100 million: how many dollars an Indiana DNR wetlands mitigation program has taken in since 2018.
Two: the number of projects fully completed under this program.
Now, the Army Corps of Engineers says the program is out of compliance.
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Smash Daddy’s food truck was a regular at a weekly Statehouse market. Last week, state officials abruptly revoked its participation, citing complaints over a double entendre on the truck. That may raise First Amendment questions
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The end of legal protections looms for some 350k Haitians living in the United States, including possibly thousands in Indiana. I spoke to some Hoosier Haitian immigrants on what this could mean for their communities:
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Not-quite-3-year-old Jensen has lived his whole life inside the Indiana Women’s Prison, where a program allows pregnant inmates to keep their children while serving sentences. In a few weeks, he and his mom are getting out:
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I really enjoyed this piece from our intern Jack about Indiana’s maternal child health unit that keeps moms and their children together in prison.
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Jennifer Gatz’s mother died in Morgantown in 1990. It was ruled a suicide, but Jennifer isn’t convinced, and she wants answers.
There’s just one problem: the police report is missing.
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Pantry 279, a food pantry formed by a Girl Scout troop over a decade ago, is working to ensure everyone in the community has access to food. The pantry serves over 11,000 people monthly.
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No suspect is in custody following an early Sunday morning shooting on Kirkwood Avenue that left nine wounded. Read live updates here: https://t.co/ICz6bPoklm
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The senior class 2026 at IU Maurer School of Law experienced an unforgettable surprise when an anonymous donation gave every graduating student $10,000.
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