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One thing Hoosiers can agree on: water 

A study by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) shows that Indiana voters overwhelmingly support measures to protect and manage the state’s water resources.  The survey conducted...

IDEM announces clean air project funding 

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) announced the availability of funding for the next round of grants for Indiana’s DieselWise Program.  $750,000 will be...

Indiana organizations launch prenatal and young child family security collaboration 

The Indiana Community Action Poverty Institute, United Way of Central Indiana and Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence announced a new initiative to support policies...

Nominations open for 2025 Governor’s Awards in Environmental Excellence 

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management announced the nominations for the 2025 Governor’s Awards for Environmental Excellence are open.  This year will mark the 32nd...

The gift of blood: Saving lives, one donor at a time 

Living with sickle cell disease has been a lifelong challenge for Lena Harvey, 39.   Blood transfusions have been critical in managing her condition, offering relief...

Cardiac emergency plans for schools top legislative priority list 

The American Heart Association worked with advocates across the state to announce its policy agenda for the 2025 legislative session, prioritizing initiatives focused on...

Warming shelters open across Indy as temperatures drop 

As bitter cold grips Indianapolis, warming shelters have opened their doors to provide refuge for residents in need.  Warming shelters are now available at multiple...

Indiana legislators battle over Medicaid, education in 2025 agendas 

As Indiana’s 2025 legislative session begins, Republicans and Democrats in the state senate have outlined sharply contrasting agendas.  Republicans are focused on fiscal issues, with...

MHS’ health equity program, MHS Serves, launches youth mental health partnership

MHS Serves supports the advancement of programs and innovations to improve health equity efforts statewide. MHS Serves, a health equity program from Managed Health Services...

City unveils redevelopment plans for western City Market Block 

Mayor Joe Hogsett and community leaders announced the first phase of redevelopment of the City Market campus, beginning with the western portion.  A staple in...
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