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Sue Loughlin
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Sue Loughlin has been a reporter at the Tribune-Star for more than 30 years. She covers general news with a focus on education.
While a viable case for impeachment exists, a "quick and shabby" legal proceeding in Congress may undermine the the effort and still fail to hold President Trump accountable, says one political scientist.
Tuesday was the first day that the Vigo County Health Department conducted a COVID-19 vaccination clinic for those 80 and older.
The Vigo County School Board on Monday elected new officers, welcomed two new board members and approved revisions to its sexual harassment policy to reflect changes in federal Title IX law.
On the Vigo County school board, Amy Lore and Stacy Killion replace long-time board members Mel Burks and Paul Lockhart. The changes mean that for the first time in many years, the board lacks minority representation.
The Vigo County School Corp. is making progress in its efforts to improve district finances, but deficit spending continued in 2020, district officials said during a presentation this week.
50 people attended in-person the first of three community meetings, which took place at the West Vigo Elementary Conference Center. Another 60 attended virtually.
A committee is recommending the closure and repurposing of West Vigo and Deming elementary schools, and now, Vigo County School Corp. leaders want to hear from the community.
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology has received a nearly $1.5 million grant from Lilly Endowment to expand its free AskRose Homework Help services by offering video tutoring.
United Way of the Wabash Valley has announced that more than $325,000 will be available to local organizations, providing a safety net and COVID-related assistance in the community. The combined funding opportunity is through the Wabash Valley COVID-
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College residential students and athletes will be required to complete COVID-19 testing as they return to campus this semester, according to college officials.