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Hoosiers (heart) basketball

Guest Contributor - March 27, 2015

Without question, Hoosiers love the sport of basketball. Travel to any corner of the State of Indiana and you’ll find residents of all ages...

Arts & Culture

White River State Park offers great spring break excursions

For the Recorder - March 24, 2015

Celebrate the Final Four at the NCAA Hall of Champions, pan for gold at The Eiteljorg Museum, take in an underwater IMAX film, or...

Sports

Indiana signs Carter, Kizer, Marshall and Butler

Guest Contributor - February 10, 2015

WNBA veterans Sydney Carter and Lynetta Kizer both have re-signed player contracts with the Indiana Fever for 2015, as announced by President and General...

Health

Marion County Hospitals to Begin Temporary Hospital Visitor Restrictions

Guest Contributor - December 16, 2014

Marion County hospitals are joining together to implement temporary visitor restrictions in response to concerns about this year’s flu season. Marion County Public Health...

Are Hoosiers ready to fight Ebola?

Jessica R. Key - October 23, 2014

Though the Ebola viral illness has yet to be confirmed here in Indiana, Hoosier medical teams are being proactive and diligent in protecting citizens...

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Face Ebola crisis with strength, knowledge

SHANNON WILLIAMS - October 16, 2014

The Ebola outbreak that started in Africa and has made its way onto U.S. soil last month is tragic. The words “outbreak” or “epidemic,”...

Enhanced ebola screening to start at five U.S. airports for all people entering u.s. from ebola-affected countries

Guest Contributor - October 15, 2014

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Homeland Security’s Customs & Border Protection (CBP) this week will begin new...

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Tamika Catchings to retire?

Guest Contributor - October 3, 2014

Indiana Fever star Tamika Catchings made a statement in a TV interview recently that acknowledged her intention to retire following the 2016 WNBA season....

Sports

Fan frenzy fuels team rivalries

VICTORIA DAVIS - October 2, 2014

For years in Indiana, fans have rolled out their grills, worn star players’ names across their backs as if it were a signature item...

Health

CDC: Ebola epidemic will slay tens of thousands

Staff Report - September 25, 2014

Nine months into an unprecedented Ebola epidemic in West Africa, the Atlanta-based Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) believes the current outbreak may...

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