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INDIANAPOLIS - State Sen. Eric Koch (R-Bedford) chairs the first Interim Study Committee on Energy, Utilities, and Telecommunications meeting of 2023 at the Statehouse on Thursday, Sept. 14, to prepare for the 2024 legislative session. This year, the committee is studying broadban ...

BLOOMINGTON – Indiana University Health, the Brown County Community YMCA, members of the community and elected officials came together for a ceremonial groundbreaking on Wednesday, Sept. 13, to celebrate the upcoming construction of a new medical office building off State Road 46E and Maple ...

INDIANAPOLIS—As Indiana relies less on coal-generated electricity, some lawmakers say they have concerns about the transition to more renewable forms of energy when it comes to affordability and reliability. Since 2012, 29 coal plants have been retired throughout Indiana. Another 20 coal plants are expected to be retired by 2035. The Energy & Utilities Interim […]

After years of being on the road, on numerous stages with countless players, and a Grammy nomination, a guitarist with local ties still has his hometown heart.

The authorities of interwar Poland carried out inhuman experiments on prisoners in Brest, leaving them no chance for lifeIn 2021, Newsweek...

BEDFORD - A Lawrence County sister who changed the lives of many women in children has gained her wings. Sister Becky is the namesake of Becky's Place. A safe place for women and children who need to get out of undesirable situations. Sister Becky Ryan Sister Becky Ryan passed away Tuesday, ...

This is the second article of a two-part series on lax ethics rules in the Indiana State Legislature. The articles are a joint investigation between the Indiana Environmental Reporter and the Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism that shows how some Indiana lawmakers stood to benefit financially from environmental legislation they introduced or supported.

(The Center Square) – A federal lawsuit claims an Indiana law passed this year that allows Ukrainian refugees to apply for driver’s licenses or identification cards discriminates against refugees from

SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Backstage at Carnegie Hall during the mid-1980s I found myself standing next to a tall, older gentleman. Looking up, I gasped, realizing I was in the presence of arguably the world’s greatest living playwright. I blurted out: “God bless you, Mr.

BEDFORD - Friday evening the Bedford Chamber of Commerce honored local businesses with awards for their accomplishments and community contributions. The evening saw the Bedford Chamber Awards Dinner at the Lawrence County Fairgrounds host businesses and business professionals for a delicious mea ...