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News Director, IUSTV
Fort Wayne, Indianapolis
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television , travel, film , tourism, fashion , books, Home decor, retail , home construction
Sports, politics.
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‘Where are you, Erin?’ | Indiana Democratic Party hosts ‘People’s Town Hall’ in Republican District 9
By Ashton Hackman Verified| WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Some constituents who live in Indiana’s 9th Congressional District say they can’t reach their Congresswoman—Republican Erin Houchin—to voice their concerns and frustrations with what decisions are being made in the nation’s capital. So, the Indiana Democratic Party held one for them Saturday at Bloomington City Hall and saved an open seat for Rep. Houchin. “[It’s] unfortunate,” said Alex Vitat, who was at Saturday’s event.
By Ashton Hackman Verified| WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana saw it’s largest population increase in over 15 years and immigration to the state is the reason why, according to new numbers from the Indiana Business Research Center (IBRC) at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Indiana’s population is now estimated to be at 6.92 million people, with nearly 45,000 new residents calling the Hoosier state home in 2024. About 70% of that growth is attributed to a net international migration of 30,852 residents.
‘Where are you, Erin?’ | Indiana Democratic Party hosts ‘People’s Town Hall’ in Republican District 9
By Ashton Hackman Verified| WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Some constituents who live in Indiana’s 9th Congressional District say they can’t reach their Congresswoman—Republican Erin Houchin—to voice their concerns and frustrations with what decisions are being made in the nation’s capital. So, the Indiana Democratic Party held one for them Saturday at Bloomington City Hall and saved an open seat for Rep. Houchin. “[It’s] unfortunate,” said Alex Vitat, who was at Saturday’s event.
Company Info
IUSTV
Indiana University Student Television
Founded: 2006