Indianapolis, IN|News|
State Strikes Tuition Deal With Ivy Tech For Public Employees
State workers can start taking classes without paying tuition upfront.
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Indianapolis, IN|News|
Indianapolis OB-GYN Drops Lawsuit Against Rokita
The case has now shifted to an administrative licensing action against Dr. Caitlin Bernard, who performed an abortion on a 10-year-old.
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Indiana Higher Education Commission Fields Tough Funding Questions
The agency on Wednesday presented its recommendations for college and university funding to a state budget panel.
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More Hoosiers Report Drinking During Pregnancy
Advocates recommend forming a task force.
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Braun Poll Shows Senator With Sizable Lead In Indiana Governor’s Race
He won in potential matchups against Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and Fort Wayne businessman Eric Doden.
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Hoosier Midterm Election Turnout Drops 20%
Just 41% of Indiana’s registered voters went to the polls this fall.
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More Details Released On Upcoming New Indiana Education Dashboard
Announcements on accountability reform are coming soon.
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Indiana AG Rokita Aues TikTok In Allen Superior Court
He is seeking an emergency injunction and civil penalties against the company for alleged deceptive practices.
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Indiana Nets $15.7M Settlement With E-cigarette Manufacturer
Settlement funds will be used to further prevention, education, harm reduction and mitigation efforts for youth using e-cigarettes.
Carmel, IN|News|
Hoosier Consumer Advocates Ask Feds To Probe Regional Energy Operator
The Carmel-based Midcontinent Independent System Operator is holding its annual board meeting at a Ritz Carlton in Orlando, Florida.
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Hoosiers Share Thoughts On Holcomb, Abortion, Public Health
Indiana Republicans still largely support the governor, though less than before.
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Hunger Rises In Indiana Following Expiration Of Child Tax Credit
About 93% of the state's children, nearly 1.5 million, benefited from the expansion, which ended a year ago.
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What Does Indiana’s Transgender Athlete Ban Mean For Schools?
One Hoosier school district is drawing fire for its proposed policy to prohibit transgender girls from sports teams.
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Indiana Statehouse Basement Renovations Approach $600K
The renovations took place after last year’s legislative session.
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Gov. Holcomb Released From Hospital Saturday
He was hospitalized Thursday for pneumonia.
Indianapolis, IN|News|
Injunction Blocking Investigation Into Indianapolis OB-GYN Denied
However, the court found Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita violated confidentially laws.
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Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction Against Indiana Abortion Ban
The remedy preserves the pre-ban status quo while the matter continues playing out in court.
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Gov. Holcomb In Hospital With Pneumonia
He is reportedly resting well and responding to treatment.
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Indiana Opioid Settlement Cash To Be In Local Hands Within A Week
About 660 local governments in the Hoosier State are to receive their shares.
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New Indiana Program Seeks To Train More ENL Teachers
The number of students learning English as a new language is increasing across the state.