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Writer, reporter, runner, professor. Hoosier by birth, Bulldog by choice and reporter for Axios Indianapolis (sign up👇). arika.herron@axios.com
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Chicago Bears advance plan to leave Illinois for Indiana

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By Justin Kaufmann , Arika Herron 
| Axios Chicago
The Chicago Bears are moving forward on a plan to build a new stadium in Hammond, Indiana. Why it matters: This is the strongest signal yet that Chicago's NFL franchise could leave Illinois. What they're saying: "We believe a world-class stadium project in Hammond will transform the region," team leaders said in a statement after the board of directors voted Thursday to advance the project.
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Gov. Mike Braun extends gas tax suspension to July

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| MSN
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30 over 30: The Monon Trail

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By Arika Herron 
| Axios Indianapolis
The intersection of 16th Street and the Monon Trail in downtown Indianapolis. Photo: Arika Herron/Axios In honor of Global Running Day, we're celebrating one of Central Indiana's favorite pavements to pound. The big picture: Today, the popular Monon Trail spans roughly 30 miles from downtown Indianapolis north through Hamilton County. It's largely considered one of the city's best amenities and its success has helped catalyze the creation of new trails statewide.
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