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Indiana reports six salmonella cases as contaminated jalapeños are recalled (opens the original)
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Indiana has recorded six cases of salmonella during a 27-state salmonella outbreak as of Friday. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has traced the outbreak back to contaminated jalapeño peppers. The contaminated jalapeños were from Sinaloa, Mexico. Coast Citrus Distributors delivered them to restaurants and other distributors. The peppers have since been recalled. Nicole Stone is the epidemiology director for the Indiana Department of Health, or IDOH. She says since the recall, futur
While unemployment stays low, workforce development center sees shift in who is coming in (opens the original)
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The Indiana Department of Workforce Development reports the state’s unemployment rate held steady at 3.3%. In June 159,676 potential workers were seeking employment. Karen Priestly, 58, is one of those people. Retired for about two and a half years, she’s been looking for a new job on and off because her pension only covers basic needs. “I'm pretty much doing what I can with what I have, and whatever little bit of money that I do get, I just manage it,” Priestly said. Priestly has a bachelor's d
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Daniel Huber Reporting intern, WFYI Health Indiana reports six salmonella cases as contaminated jalapeños are recalled Daniel Huber Indiana has recorded six cases of salmonella during a 27-state salmonella outbreak as of Friday. Statewide While unemployment stays low, workforce development center sees shift in who is coming in Daniel Huber “We have a ton of people that maybe want to upskill in their job, like they do have jobs, but they're not making a livable wage.” Health Indiana sees blood do
Indiana sees blood donor decline in June, as Red Cross declares emergency shortage (opens the original)
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The American Red Cross has declared an emergency blood shortage after the national blood supply fell about 25% in June. Isis Chaverri is the Regional Communications Director for the American Red Cross Indiana Region. She said the last blood shortage happened in January. "What it has in common with other blood shortages is the fact that it's putting in jeopardy the medical care of patients who rely on blood transfusions and platelet transfusions for their care," Chaverri said. The Red Cross said
From reclassified armadillos to rifle limit removal, DNR seeks input on potential rule changes (opens the original)
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The Indiana Natural Resources Commission is seeking a second round of public comments on proposed changes to several wildlife-related rules. The proposed changes include removing previous limits on rifles for deer hunting to comply with state law, removing the Kirtland's warbler and armadillos from the state's lists of endangered species and exotic mammals. The proposed rules also allow dipnets as a legal method for taking frogs. There are different reasons for each proposed administrative rule.
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