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New joint campus for blind and deaf school hits construction milestone (opens the original)
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State leaders marked a significant milestone on Wednesday for the construction of the new co-location of Indiana’s School for the Deaf and the School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. The project has been in the works since 2019. Gov. Mike Braun and leaders from both schools celebrated the placement of the final structural steel beam at the campus’s brand-new 267,000-square-foot education building. Braun said that by building this joint campus, Indiana is leading the nation in what it can pro
A new home for Indiana history: State archives building opens in downtown Indy (opens the original)
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Indiana’s new state archives building, which houses 200 years of the state’s history, founding documents and historic records, is now open to the public. Thursday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony officially marked the opening of the new 130,000-square-foot building for the State Archives Department in downtown Indianapolis. For years the collection has been spread out across four locations in the city. Now the department can operate and house the state’s founding documents in one central location. Exec
Former IPS teacher who filmed, encouraged attack on second grader gets prison time (opens the original)
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A former Indianapolis Public Schools teacher who was found to have encouraged students to fight and filmed it was sentenced to two years in prison on Thursday. Julious Johnican was a first-year teacher at George Washington Carver School 87 in 2023. Soon after the start of the school year, a cell phone video was discovered that Johnican had filmed, in which he is heard encouraging another student to keep beating up a second-grade student with disabilities, who is sobbing. The mother of one of the
Indiana child fatalities fall for fifth straight year, new state data shows (opens the original)
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The number of children dying in Indiana due to circumstances other than natural causes continues to decline, according to the Indiana Department of Health’s latest review of child fatality data. State lawmakers heard the annual presentation on child fatalities Tuesday. The Indiana Department of Health presented data that is evaluated by the child fatality review committee. The data review includes child deaths that are sudden, ones that are assessed by the Indiana Department of Child Services, o
2026 Voter Guide: Indiana's 7th Congressional District (opens the original)
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Marion County voters in the state's 7th Congressional District will choose between three candidates this November to represent them nationally. Democratic incumbent André Carson seeks a 10th term. He is challenged by Republican Patrick McAuley and vice-chair of Indiana's Libertarian Party James Sceniak. The district is in the heart of the state and includes the majority of Indianapolis and Marion County. Its population is over 757,000. U.S. House members serve two-year terms, write and vote on f
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