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Healthcare Costs Top Indiana Legislative Priorities
Hoosiers have some of the highest healthcare costs in the nation.
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IN Lawmakers Say They’re Unlikely To Pass New Abortion Legislation
But the future is less clear on tangential issues of mail-order abortion pills and contraception.
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Licensing Board Schedules Bernard Hearing In Ongoing Abortion Case
AG Rotika says the Indianapolis doctor “failed to immediately report the abuse and rape of a child to Indiana authorities.”
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Momentum Grows For Legal iGaming In Indiana
It also brings complications: tax details, problem gambling debates and recent federal convictions.
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Indiana’s 2022 Graduation Rates Stagnant
However, economic and racial disparities persist among student groups.
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Abuse, Neglect Deaths Of Indiana Children Rose In 2021
In some cases, caregiver stressors such as substance abuse and unemployment were determined to play a role in the death of a child.
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Indiana House Republicans Take Aim At ESG Investing
They want pension fund managers to focus on return on investment and not on energy and social policies.
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Sen. Chris Garten Named to Indiana State Budget Committee
The Republican from Charlestown replaces alternate member Sen. Liz Brown, R-Fort Wayne.
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Some Uncertainty Remains About Big Indiana K-12 Spending Requests
GOP lawmakers are hesitant about big school funding asks, including from the education department.
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Indiana Gas Sales Tax To Hit 10-Month Low
Starting January 1, the monthly tax will be 19.9 cents per gallon.
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Hundreds Of Thousands Of Hoosiers To Lose Medicaid Benefits
A federal omnibus bill passed Thursday sets an end date for continuous Medicaid coverage.
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New Leadership For Indiana's Black Legislative Caucus
Rep. Earl Harris, D-East Chicago, is th chairman and Rep. Carolyn Jackson, D-Hammond, is vice chair.
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Thousands Of Disabled Hoosiers Need Home Health Aides
As Indiana’s population ages, demand for in-home services will grow.
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Kenworthy Added To Indiana Court Of Appeals
For the first time, women make up the majority of the court.
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Hoosiers Purchased More Than 42K Guns In November
That's a 1% decline from the year before, but an increase from October.
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State Calls On Hoosiers To Check Federal Internet Funding Map
More than 12% of Indiana residents live in areas where there is no broadband infrastructure that provides minimally acceptable speeds.
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Indiana Senate Proposes Reevaluating State’s Tax Structure
The proposal comes as the nation prepares for a "mild recession" in early 2022.
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Poll: Indiana Voters Want Trump As President, Cheaper Health Care
Nearly 40% of respondents said they’d vote for the former president in a 2024 GOP primary, while 28% favor Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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Hupfer Eyes Co-Chairmanship Of Republican National Committee
The Indiana Republican Party Chairman is looking to move up.
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4 Key Takeaways From Holcomb’s Comments On 2023 Legislative Session
The Republican governor is expected to outline his full legislative agenda for the next session on Jan. 4.