Benjamin Thorp is an enterprise health reporter at WFYI and Side Effects Public Media. He covers a range of topics including health and wellness, government and politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on consumer health and health news. Benjamin's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as 88.1 WVPE, Indianapolis Recorder, and Indiana Public Media.
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Benjamin Thorp's articles predominantly focus on local government, Purdue University, and issues related to water resources, economic development, and public health in Indiana. His coverage heavily features government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Benjamin Thorp
Republican Sen. Chris Garten announced he's stepping down from his role in Senate Leadership.
By: Benjamin Thorp
The Chicago Bears are coming to Indiana. The team announced Friday that they would be accepting the state's offer to build a stadium in Hammond, Indiana.
By: Benjamin Thorp
After months of legislative efforts and a failed push to keep them in Illinois, the Chicago Bears are coming to Indiana.
The commission also announced it will not take up the question of subpoenaing voters until after the recount is completed.
By: Benjamin Thorp
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, or CMS, recently released a new definition of medical frailty that Indiana groups say is more restrictive than expected.
By: Benjamin Thorp
Lawmakers and faith leaders gathered at the statehouse Thursday in support of religious freedom, calling for “faith over fear.”
By: Benjamin Thorp
After Lt. Gov. says, “I hate Islam,” lawmakers and religious leaders are calling for support of religious liberty. Many gathered at the statehouse Thursday to urge the Governor to release a public statement.
By: Benjamin Thorp
Indiana's Attorney General Todd Rokita is joining 13 other states in calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to put tighter restrictions on the abortion-inducing drug mifepristone.
By: Benjamin Thorp
Former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard's campaign for secretary of state is nearing the roughly 37,000 signatures needed to appear on the ballot.
By: Caroline Beck, Benjamin Thorp
Indiana's Republican Party nominated Max Engling for the secretary of state race at its convention in Fort Wayne Saturday afternoon.
