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Demystifying The End-Of-Session Process For the Indiana State Legislature
Lawmakers have to align bill versions and get them approved, all before deadline.
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“Union Busting” Bill Opposed By Indiana Teachers Heads To Governor's Desk
If signed into law, school administrators won't have to discuss topics like class sizes or curriculum with teachers.
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Sen. Tyler Johnson Moves To Seal Malpractice Case From Public
Johnson, an ER physician, said he is concerned filings in the lawsuit will be “manipulated or misused” by interested parties.
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New IU Kelley Institute To Focus On Sustainability And The Environment
Enrollment in an undergraduate course on sustainability law and policy has tripled since 2017, according to Indiana University.
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Bibbs, Felix And Forkner Named Court Of Appeals Vacancy Nominees
The Fifth District vacancy on the Court of Appeals will occur when Judge Margret Robb retires.
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Physician Non Competes, Unlawful Tracking Bills Heading For Governor's Desk
Hospital systems will no longer be able to require non-compete agreements in their physician contracts – at least for primary care doctors.
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Indiana Bill Requiring Schools Notify Parents Of Transgender Student Requests Heads To Governor
The bill also bans human sexuality instruction to the youngest Hoosier students.
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Indiana Housing Bill Loses Some Support Following Senate Amendments
However, it still advanced to Gov. Eric Holcomb’s desk on a 71-23 vote.
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Pro- Or Anti-Capitalism? Lawmakers Finalize Anti-ESG Pension Investing Bill
The bill is a response to the popularity of considering environmental, social and governmental factors in investment decisions.
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Rokita Drops Attempt To Reopen Bernard Lawsuit Ahead Of Doctor's Licensing Hearing
The Republican Attorney General said he no longer needs to correct “errors” in a previous ruling.
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Major Health, Education And Property Tax Proposals Unclear As State Lawmakers Enter Last Week Of Session
Plenty could change in the session’s final days.
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Indiana School Officials Push Back On CTE Grant Elimination In Senate GOP Budget Plan
CTE awards would be wrapped into overall school funding under Senate proposal.
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Indiania Economic Development Corporation Battles $3 Million Mask Lawsuit Involving Federal Sting Operation
A New York company accused the IEDC of “falsely” claiming the product was fake and turning it over to federal authorities.
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Indiana Lawmakers Suggest A Likely Revival Of “Obscene And Harmful” Library Materials Ban
GOP leaders said they're still trying to figure out where to put the language. One bill already seems like a match.
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Governor Signs Slew Of Bills, Others Incoming
Senators additionally abandoned a “union-busting” bill that has drawn intense criticism from Hoosier teachers.
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Controversial Wetlands Language To Be Deleted From Indiana Sewage Bill
The last-minute amendment, which is now being removed, tightened restrictions on which wetlands could receive state protection.
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Automatic 21st Century Scholar Enrollment, Military Income Tax Exemption Bills Head To Governor
Lawmakers are hashing out proposals to require financial literacy education and decrease health care costs.
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Indiana Democrats Laud Gun Safety Groups On Heels Of NRA Honoring, Convention
Moms Demand Action and Students Demand Action organized to end gun violence.
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Indiana Lawmakers Get Unexpected $1.5B For Budget In Latest Forecast
The additional funds add a new wrinkle to budget negotiations.
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Indiana Senate Spars Over State-Funded Teacher Gun Training
Republicans say it improves safety but Democrats argue the bill is riddled with holes.
