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You’re facing eviction in Indiana. Here’s what to know (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Free Press Indiana) - If you are a tenant facing eviction in Indiana, it can be scary and complicated. You can get free legal guidance in many cases. But most tenants go to court without a lawyer. Free Press Indiana News spoke with advocates around Indiana to understand what you should do if you’re being evicted. If you are behind on rent and your landlord wants to evict you, they usually must give you written notice and 10 days to pay what you owe. If you don’t, the landlord can file f
Indiana communities fund childcare as kids wait for state aid (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Free Press Indiana) - Local communities in Indiana are coming up with stopgap measures to stabilize childcare providers and help parents as families continue to wait for state assistance. More than 29,000 Indiana children were on the waitlist for Child Care and Development Fund vouchers as of July. The vouchers, which are funded by federal and state money, pay for care while low-income parents work or attend school. Indiana used temporary federal aid to dramatically expand the voucher p
Indiana asked about a new SNAP rule. Here’s what people said (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Free Press Indiana) - Indiana is nearly eight months into an experiment that aims to test whether it can push some residents to make healthier choices by barring them from using SNAP benefits to buy candy or soft drinks. New survey results obtained by Free Press Indiana News offer a glimpse into how that change is affecting Hoosiers. Indiana received federal permission to restrict benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — or SNAP — last year. The new restriction star
9 tips for Indiana residents facing historic floods (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Free Press Indiana) - Storms have pummeled Indiana, causing power outages, historic floods and damage to homes and businesses. In Cambridge City, flood waters submerged buildings and people navigated the streets by boat. Gov. Mike Braun declared a statewide disaster emergency on Thursday and mobilized the Indiana National Guard. On Friday, he requested federal aid. Flooding could continue in the coming days as rain falls in areas that are already saturated and where rivers are brimming.
These rural Indiana towns are trying to make walking safer (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Free Press Indiana) - About 600 people live in Holland, a rural town just over 20 minutes south of Jasper. Still, the roughly six-block downtown — where residents can visit a new community center and stop in for tenderloin at the American Legion Post — has a traffic problem. “You wouldn’t believe the amount of traffic we have — walking traffic,” said Melanie Barrett, town council president. “People walk their dogs. They walk the babies. I mean, this is a very walking town.” Some streets
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