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Purdue Veterinary College Plans Expansion to Address Statewide Vet Shortage

Purdue Veterinary College Plans Expansion to Address Statewide Vet Shortage

Purdue University's College of Veterinary Medicine is considering an expansion to increase its class size by over 40% in response to a veterinarian shortage in Indiana, particularly in rural areas. The proposed expansion would raise the number of incoming students from 84 to 120, requiring additional faculty, facilities, and accreditation approval. Dean Brett Marsh emphasized the need to address underserved areas where veterinary care is scarce. The expansion aims to encourage graduates to remain in Indiana, thereby improving access to veterinary services across the state.
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2026 NFL FLAG Championships to Host Record Number of Teams in Westfield, Indiana

2026 NFL FLAG Championships to Host Record Number of Teams in Westfield, Indiana

2026 NFL FLAG Championships to Host Record Number of Teams in Westfield, Indiana
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Steel Dynamics Reports Record Profit Growth Driven by Steel Shipments

Steel Dynamics Reports Record Profit Growth Driven by Steel Shipments

Steel Dynamics Reports Record Profit Growth Driven by Steel Shipments
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Indiana Natural Resources Commission Elects New Chairman Amid Resignations

Indiana Natural Resources Commission Elects New Chairman Amid Resignations

The Indiana Natural Resources Commission has elected former state Rep. Kevin Mahan as its new chairman following a period of upheaval marked by four recent resignations. These resignations were in response to a new process implemented by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, which critics argue limits the commission's input. Mahan has acknowledged the challenges faced by the commission and emphasized the need for respect and transparency in its operations. He has requested regular updates on rule changes to ensure transparency and public awareness.
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Gary Council Passes Resolution for Green Steel Transition

Gary Council Passes Resolution for Green Steel Transition

The Gary Common Council has unanimously passed a resolution urging U.S. Steel to implement green steelmaking technologies in Gary, Indiana. The resolution calls for the installation of a direct reduction furnace and additional facilities to enhance environmental safety and competitiveness. The council plans to collaborate with U.S. Steel to protect jobs, improve public health, and support long-term investment in the city. The resolution has garnered support from local residents and environmental activists, emphasizing the importance of transitioning to green steel for the community's future.
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Collier scores 24 points in her return, Lynx top Storm 86-76 for best record at WNBA All-Star break

Collier scores 24 points in her return, Lynx top Storm 86-76 for best record at WNBA All-Star break

Napheesa Collier had 24 points and 10 rebounds in her season debut, Kayla McBride added 20 points and the Minnesota Lynx headed into the WNBA All-Star break with the best record in the league after an 86-76 win over the Seattle Storm on Wednesday afternoon
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Colts head coach Shane Steichen shines as offensive playcaller in this regard compared to his peers

Colts head coach Shane Steichen shines as offensive playcaller in this regard compared to his peers

Colts head coach Shane Steichen has always been a gifted playcaller in this regard.
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Steel Dynamics Reports Record Profit Growth Driven by Increased Steel Shipments

Steel Dynamics Reports Record Profit Growth Driven by Increased Steel Shipments

Steel Dynamics Reports Record Profit Growth Driven by Increased Steel Shipments
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Indiana Restores $121 Million to Local Governments After Gas Tax Holiday

Indiana Restores $121 Million to Local Governments After Gas Tax Holiday

The Indiana Board of Finance has approved a transfer of over $121 million to local governments to compensate for revenue lost during the state's gas tax holiday. This decision follows Governor Mike Braun's declaration of the holiday in response to rising gas prices after geopolitical tensions affected oil shipping routes. The funds will be distributed to local governments to support road and infrastructure projects, which are typically funded by gas tax revenues. The state has been experiencing a shortfall in revenue due to the suspension of the gas usage and excise taxes, with projections indicating a total loss of $470 million since the holiday began.
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Facebook AI Mistakenly Flags Indiana Journalist as Fake, Impacting Local News

Facebook AI Mistakenly Flags Indiana Journalist as Fake, Impacting Local News

Facebook's artificial intelligence system mistakenly flagged the page of Indiana journalist Jeremy Hogan as fake, leading to a nine-day suspension. Hogan, who runs the local news outlet The Bloomingtonian, relies on Facebook to distribute news and connect with his audience. The suspension disrupted his operations, resulting in financial losses and the loss of paid subscribers. Despite the reinstatement of his page, Hogan has not received an explanation for the suspension, raising concerns about the impact of AI on local journalism and the challenges faced by independent news outlets.
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ACMI Expands National Security Industrial Hub in Indiana Amid Growing Demand

ACMI Expands National Security Industrial Hub in Indiana Amid Growing Demand

ACMI Expands National Security Industrial Hub in Indiana Amid Growing Demand
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Consumer Advocates Challenge BlackRock's Acquisition of AES Indiana Parent Company

Consumer Advocates Challenge BlackRock's Acquisition of AES Indiana Parent Company

Consumer Advocates Challenge BlackRock's Acquisition of AES Indiana Parent Company