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Food pantries in Southern Indiana are seeing record numbers of people seeking assistance as financial pressures mount. And leaders at the organizations worry as loss of benefits looms.
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The Jeffersonville City Council voted to stop a fire territory after a new state tax law limits what it can levy in taxes.
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Even amid an ongoing federal pause in electric vehicle charger funding, Indiana has state money for that people can use now.
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Starting July 1, drivers will pay more to cross local bridges operated by RiverLink.
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While a high majority of Indiana patients have health insurance, a large share are considered underinsured.
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A previous version of that bill would have extended Indiana's noncompete ban to all physicians was ultimately scaled back by lawmakers.
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The future of a recently adopted fire territory in Southern Indiana that has faced multiple challenges is expected to be decided next week.
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The pain reliever acetaminophen is used 25 billion times annually, but there are only hypothesis on the mechanism that relieves pain; IU experiment points to neurotransmitters being affected in a surprising way.
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Indiana students have access to summer meals and snacks at more than 1,000 locations statewide. The Summer Food Service Program has provided meals to students for nearly 50 years.
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A grassroots community coalition that advocates substance use disorder solutions celebrates 10 years at an event in Jeffersonville Monday.