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IN Higher Ed Commission Advances Funding Model Despite Some Pushback
The new outcomes-based funding model puts millions at risk for Ivy Tech.
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State Legislator To Run For Mayor Of Indianapolis
State Rep. Robin Shackleford (D-Indianapolis) currently chairs the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus.
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State Revenues Exceed Forecast Again After September Lull
October’s gains exceeded predictions by $184.7 million, or 12.6%.
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Only Half Of Indiana School Referendums Get Voter Approval
School district leaders said failed referendums would lead to staff and program cuts, as well as wage freezes.
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GOP Supermajorities Maintained In Indiana House, Senate
However, several House races remained too close to call Wednesday, even as some candidates claimed victory and others conceded.
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Doctors Try To Block Wisconsin AG From Accessing Patient Records
Counsel for the two physicians says public disclosure could mean patients would be harassed for receiving abortion services in the past.
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SCOTUS Hears Indiana Case On Rights Of Medicaid Beneficiaries
The outcome would have a unique impact on the state's nursing home population because 93% of those facilities are government-owned.
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Incumbents See Easy Wins In Most Indiana Congressional Races
However, Democrat Frank Mrvan was still waiting late Tuesday night to see if he would hold onto his NW Indiana seat.
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Preliminary Election Results Show GOP Wins In Indiana House, Senate
Two apparent upsets had margins of less than 1% late Tuesday night.
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Morales Pulls Out Secretary Of State Victory
The controversial Republican is believed to be the first Hispanic elected stateside in Indiana.
Fishers, IN|News|
State Sen. Kyle Walker Snags Victory Following Democrat Challenge
The GOP incumbent defeated Fishers City Council Member Jocelyn Vare.
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McDermott Emotional In Concession: “I Wasted 14 Months Of My Life.”
He said he's thinking about dropping out of politics after losing U.S. Senate race to incumbent Todd Young.
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U.S. Sen. Todd Young Defeats Democrat Challenger
Preliminary and unofficial poll results show the incumbent senator defeating Thomas McDermott with 59% of votes.
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Program Helps Indiana High Schoolers Earn College Credits, Credentials
The statewide initiative targeted students who needed just a few more courses to complete their studies.
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Live Coverage Of The 2022 Indiana Election
The latest updates on races, ballot issues and other news.
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How Do I Vote In Indiana? And Other Election Day Questions
Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time.
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Indiana National Guard Launches New Website, Branding
The adjutant general also announced a referral enlistment program.
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State Budget Committee Approves 35% Increase To Frank O’Bannon Grant
When combined with the Federal Pell Grant, the Frank O’Bannon Grant will help completely cover students’ college tuition and fees.
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Insurance Benefits For Hundreds Of Thousands Of Hoosiers Could Be Lost
Continuous Medicaid coverage is set to expire with national public health emergency.
Indianapolis, IN|News|
Did Statehouse Drama Doom Battered Indianapolis Bus Project?
Locals decry lost infrastructure funding opportunity after cost-cutting route change, but could see new solution come January.