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Indiana Legislator Takes Aim At Data Privacy
Nonconsensual tracking also targeted.

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Nonconsensual tracking also targeted.

A Club for Growth ad claims the former Indiana governor is not a conservative.
GOP House Speaker Todd Huston outlined the caucus' priorities on Thursday
A Republican state lawmaker wants to enshrine “The Hoosier State” as Indiana's official nickname
She touted the use of problem-solving courts for issues such as drugs, mental health and domestic violence.
They want continued tax benefits and expanded treatment options — including mental health — in their communities.
In addition, he asked for major investments in public health.
All but two laptops have been recovered.
Senate Republicans unveiled a series of priorities, with a focus on healthcare and tax reform.
The Senate’s lead budget writer says the next budget will be hampered by the more than $1 billion in cost overruns.
Bills already filed by lawmakers focus on local water infrastructure, solar panels and biofuel.
Voting rights groups alleged the county was treating hand-delivered registration forms as mailed-in ones, and requiring proof of residency.
Legislators hope to help homeowners anticipating high bills this spring, but want more data — and few unintended consequences.
However, there's not overly enthusiastic about it.
An ex-Department of Workforce Development specialist allegedly filed more than $34,000 in fraudulent claims for herself and her husband.
Updated info, including full reports that list donors, loans and spending, isn't due to the state's election division until Jan. 18.
The funding will build upon key work already underway to improve the early learning infrastructure in the Hoosier State.
The informal advisory opinion about the private-sector job he also held while beginning his term in state office.
The move ends benefits for small owners.
The governor released his 2023 legislative priorities Wednesday.