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Under current law, families must apply for the assistance within one year of the service member returning home.
Non-human West Nile Virus cases have been detected throughout the state, although only one human case has been confirmed.
In addition to new daily per diem rates for foster care parents, Department of Child Services will change the way it places kids in foster homes.
The percent of babies born in Indiana at a low birthweight is now above the national average.
The treatment has worked for three patients, two of which were cancer-free after a year of treatment.
Governor Mitch Daniels called the stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair a "fluke." Now a meteorologist from the Weather Channel says that's not accurate.
Experts say the recession is not solely responsible for the increase in child poverty in Indiana.
The Indiana State Fair Commission has hired a New York-based engineering firm to oversee the investigation into the deadly structure collapse last Saturday.
The smoking rate in Indiana has decreased by 23% dropping from 27.4% to 21.2% from 2001 to 2010.
Brown County has recently had a number of boil water advisories. It’s part of a larger issue that may be too costly to fix.
After eleven years, the lawsuit has finally come to a close.
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