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2 days ago | indianapublicmedia.org | Alex Chambers

A couple months ago, I got invited to help put on an experiment in collective art-making. I was working with two smart, creative thinkers here on the IU campus. Carmel Curtis is the interim director of the IU Moving Image Archive – she initiated the project. And Linda Tien is the director of the Grunwald Gallery at the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture, and Design.

3 days ago | indianapublicmedia.org | Michael Gallenberger

For some Midwestern Catholics, the excitement of a new pope quickly turned into the realization that it was someone they knew personally. Jodi McLawhorn was watching the announcement from her office at the Diocese of Gary Pastoral Center, where she works as assistant superintendent of schools. "I was just like, 'I think Father Prevost is going to be pope!' I mean, I was like really crazy. And then, they came on and said, yes, this is an American pope, and I'm like, 'Oh my gosh, it is him.

3 days ago | indianapublicmedia.org | Niki Kelly

Hoosier voters will soon be receiving postcards in the mail from the Secretary of State’s Election Division as part of statewide voter registration list maintenance. A news release issued Monday said the goal is to identify outdated, duplicate, and inaccurate voter registrations to improve the accuracy and integrity of Indiana’s list. There are currently 4,644,046 registered voters in Indiana. Residents don’t necessarily have to respond upon receipt of an initial postcard.

4 days ago | indianapublicmedia.org | Ethan Sandweiss

Human remains discovered in March have been identified as missing Bloomington man John Baker Jr.The Monroe County Coroner’s Office confirmed his cause of death as suicide. Baker was reported missing three years ago after being seen walking into the woods near where his body was later found. Read more: Workers find human remains in wooded area of BloomingtonAccording to the coroner’s office, a search for Baker the following day was unsuccessful because of the thickness of the woods.

1 week ago | indianapublicmedia.org | Bente Bouthier |Ethan Sandweiss

Mahogani Rosales and Ahlai Carballo can see Aharon Rosales, but he can’t see them. In a video call from the Hopkins County Jail, Aharon’s face appears in a small window as he talked to his mom and sister Monday evening. Since he was detained by ICE agents last Wednesday in Bloomington, his mom, Mahogani, and sister, Carballo, have anxiously awaited these calls. He’s been at the Kentucky ICE detention facility for more than a week. They have no way of reaching him unless he calls.