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Rosemarie Wurth-Grice reads "Notes from Teaching the Iliad and the Myth of Helen’s Birth," "Rabbit Holes," "Ninety-five Moons of Jupiter," and "Sanctified Honey."
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The struggle over Meehan’s sentence coincides with a battle over how the federal government handles capital cases.
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WTIU’s Major Taylor: Champion of the Race has been nominated for a National News & Documentary Emmy Award, highlighting the power of local storytelling on a national stage.
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Tyler Lake talks with design developer and educator Debra Pearson about taking great ideas from designs to actual products you find on the store shelves.
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For more than 48 years Mike Carmichael has been adding coats to what is now the World's Largest Ball of Paint. 29,807 coats later and the Ball is a monstrosity that weighs more than 11,000 pounds.
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Overlooking the Ohio River at Aurora, Veraestau was built as the home of a member of the state's first Supreme Court and a founder of Franklin College.
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Rayn/Adobe StockBloomington-based poet Tony Brewer reads from his manuscript Musical Chairs in the Dark: “Wash My Feet,” “Electors,” “Big Red Jupiter Storm Spot,” and “Forever Home.”
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What does it mean to move from using AI tools to managing AI agents, and how do we keep our voice, judgment, and purpose at the center?
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Humans share a large percentage of DNA with monkeys and apes. What really separates us from our closest living genetic relatives?
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On this show, we highlight the vocal jazz trio that helped revolutionize jazz singing in the late 1950s.
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We spend an inordinate amount of money, effort, and time securing a daily cup of coffee. The caffeine effect is a little less than 5 hours for an 8 oz. serving.
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We're taking a journey across Europe to explore the many types of dances that inspired music from the 16th to 18th centuries. Along the way, we’ll hear stately pavanes, lilting allemandes, and playful polonaises.
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In the 1940s a young jazz singer with a four-octave range and bebop chops burst onto the big-band scene with Earl Hines and Billy Eckstine before going on to establish herself as a solo star.
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Eggs have often been described as the most perfect shape, for several reasons. Now researchers believe they have the formula behind this shape. -
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Birders will often use apps to learn how to mimic calls of the birds they're searching for. But how can this impact the wildlife they're trying to observe? -
Dry conditions and high temperatures mean that in some places, fertilizer has been applied, and seeds are in the ground. -
The State Ethics Commission on Thursday unanimously found that a statutory one-year “cooling-off” period applies to a former state official hoping to accept a job offer at a company whose contracts he previously oversaw. -
State lawmakers legalized the digital version of the paper games last year. -
Alexandra Wilson, a Republican candidate for Indiana Senate District 38, released recordings showing White House officials offered her government jobs and warned of political attacks in an effort to push her out of a GOP primary tied to Trump's redistricting retaliation campaign. -
Asianfest has two parts. The first part is cultural and informational tabling from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. and the second part is live performances and video screenings from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. -
State lottery ticket sales nationwide nearly doubled from $52.8 billion to $104.7 billion between fiscal 2008 to 2024.
