One party, no matter what
In Indiana, Republicans take care of each other.
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What Jonathan Brooks said!
“Brooklyn doesn’t have anything to do with Indianapolis.”
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A clean energy future could be closer than you think
A recent report by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) finds that the technology is now available to cut America’s carbon dioxide emissions by as much as 78 percent within the next 15 years.
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Hillary’s “Midwestern sense of humor”
If you ask me, the Midwestern sense of humor is primarily a mordant dish, garnished with a dose of slapstick.
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Peyton, Reggie and the politbureau
In 1998, the year Peyton was drafted by the Colts, Reggie Miller was leading the Indiana Pacers through one of the most closely fought series in modern sports memory.
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R Bistro: Thanks for the memories, and more
Chef Regina engaged in helping to describe what makes Indianapolis — a city located in the heart of the heart of the country — unique.
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Sen. Jim Tomes: The Statehouse in a nutshell
Sen. Tomes will be bringing at least two pieces of legislation to the Statehouse this year.
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One percent for the arts still too much for Indy
With his veto, Mayor Ballard made sure Indianapolis would continue to be an outlier city in terms of cultural policy.
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Call it what you will, gun violence is killing us
As gun violence escalates, we find new ways to label it.
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One percent for art: Indy gets a vital building block
The sheer volume of evidence in favor of the idea seems finally to have been irresistible.
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