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The ACLU of Indiana's legal director said the actions by school officials "were taken with reckless or callous indifference to (the girl's) rights."

It wasn’t much, but the local unemployment rate creeped up ever so slightly in the state rankings in November.

Rogers performance series announced

Stacker identified the areas in Indiana with the highest prevalence of Alzheimers disease, using data released by the Alzheimers Association.

READI 2.0 applications are due in late February.

Immigrating from the Rhine Valley in Germany during the mid 1700’s, descendants of Friederich Scholl made their way to the wilderness of Ohio and Indiana during the War of 1812

Editor’s note: This column is being reprinted from Dec. 28, 2005. Jack had a gift for telling stories, from those written in the newspaper to those he penned just for

Illinois school officials sounded the alarm recently as the chronic absentee numbers remained almost as high in 2023 as they were during the COVID-influenced 2022.

Editor’s note: This column is being reprinted from Dec. 17, 2008. We often hear stories of harrowing holiday travel, usually involving busy airports, canceled flights and lost luggage. Jack’s story

Inaugural state civics bee set for 2024