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The weather system is moving up from the south, bringing with it high-humidity-causing air from the Gulf of Mexico.
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The opioid settlement funds handed down by the state are going back to community organizations in the city that seek to meet people at every stage of substance use.
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The collaboration will be paid for by the 1842 Fund, a venture capital fund managed by Alloy Partners. They hope to have two new startups in the next year.
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The little lizard is not a native Indiana species, but the DNR has confirmed sightings around the state and wants to know how widespread they are.
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The plan being proposed is a joint effort between public entities and community organizations to improve the water quality and ecosystem of the watershed.
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Freshwater jellyfish live in almost any body of water in Indiana, and late summer is the perfect time to spot one.
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Researchers will present their findings to the public, including water quality problems and recommended actions for improvement.
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The shelter will be offering a new Clinic Plus service out of the Leesburg Road clinic that will go beyond basic services offered at Maycrest.
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The National Weather Service is predicting highs in the 90s throughout the week, putting animals at risk of heat exhaustion and stroke.
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The Oxford Clinic is situated in an old school building and offers primary care, prenatal and behavioral services with plans for dental and pharmacy.
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The company, which currently employs 10 people in the area, is expecting the new building to add up to 300 jobs.
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According to the National Weather Service, forecasted low temperatures may be high enough this week to break records set decades ago.