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Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch discusses affordable housing and tourism in Indiana. Cory Armand is working to transform his hometown one real estate investment at a time. Hoosier students eligible for the 21st Century Scholars Program are now being auto-enrolled under a new state law.
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A state program that made communities eligible for millions of dollars in funding opportunities could be making a comeback. Indiana launched the Stellar Communities program in 2011 but put it on hold in 2020, as the state redirected federal funding to COVID response efforts.
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Liquor licenses are becoming an important tool for local communities looking to attract businesses.
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Northwest Indiana is positioned to lead the state into the future, says Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch.
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Indiana is hoping that investing in tourism will pay off. The General Assembly boosted the Indiana Destination Development Corporation's annual funding from $4.3 million to $20 million during this year's session.
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Efforts to bring an Indigenous Cultural Trail to the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center may get a boost through "crowdgranting."
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The city of Gary has officially been designated a Broadband Ready Community. The designation was announced Tuesday by Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Broadband Office, following the city's adoption of a Broadband Ready Community ordinance earlier this year. As part of the process, the city agrees to reduce barriers for broadband projects.
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NORTHWEST INDIANA - Indiana Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch is set to share her perspectives on complex professional issues at the upcoming "Breaking…
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INDIANAPOLIS - There is now a third round of COVID-19 response grants available for communities to apply for to help those impacted by the pandemic.…
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Today: An extended conversation with one of the new state legislators, State Rep. Lisa Beck (D-19), who joined her northwest Indiana colleagues for…