Across Indiana|News|
Indiana GOP Portends ‘Red Tsunami’ At Dinner Days Before Election
Speakers included U.S. Sens. Todd Young and Tim Scott.
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Indianapolis Doctor Who Provided Abortion For Minor Sues AG Rokita
Dr. Caitlin Bernard, who provided abortion care to a 10-year-old rape victim from Ohio, says Rokita launched a "baseless investigation."
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Indiana GOP Governor Headed To Egypt For UN Climate Change Conference
He’ll talk about the state's work with renewable energy infrastructure.
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Indiana Education Officials finding Ways To Cut Down, Revamp Standards
The state’s board of education is expected to adopt updated standards ahead of the 2023-24 school year.
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Could Indiana Pursue A Ban On Gender-Affirming Care For Minors?
Conservative groups have urged the legislature to take more action and prohibit care for children even with parental consent.
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Judge: Libertarian, Green Party Ballot Access Lawsuit Can Move Forward
More analysis is needed to determine if the law inhibits minor political parties.
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FSSA Launches Campaign For At-Risk Youth In Indiana
The Believe in You campaign will help youth develop mental strength, positive thinking, coping techniques and self-control.
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How Indiana's Rainy Day Fund Compares To Other States
The Hoosier State could operate only 33 days using nothing but rainy day funds — lower than the national median of 42.5 days.
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Derek Molter Officially Dons Indiana Supreme Court Justice Robe
He started work Sept. 1 and has already worked on more than 100 cases.
Indianapolis, IN|News|
Gov. Holcomb Dons Pink Bunny Onesie For Trick-or-Treating
The First Couple's costumes were inspired by the Indiana-based movie "The Christmas Story."
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Indiana Gas Sales Tax Set To Increase Tuesday
The sales tax is recalculated each month based on gas prices.
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Former Indy Mayor Gives Big To Pro-Charter School Candidates
Two non-Hoosier billionaires are the only donors to the PAC.
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Indiana’s Economy Could Take A Hit If DACA Is Phased Out
DACA recipients are seeking Congressional action to protect them.
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IN Housing Task Force Recommends State Cash, Bad Landlord Crackdown
The most likely piece of legislation to hit the Statehouse come January is state financing for housing infrastructure.
Zionsville, IN|News|
Competitive Races In The Indiana Statehouse Include District 25
Democrat Jen Bass-Patino and Republican Becky Cash are vying to represent the district that includes Zionsville.
Carmel, IN|News|
Competitive Races In The Indiana Statehouse Include District 39
Democrat Matt McNally and Republican incumbent Jerry Torr are vying to represent the district that includes Carmel.
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Competitive Races In The Indiana Statehouse Include District 32
Democrat Victoria Garcia Wilburn and Republican Fred Glynn are vying to represent the district that includes Fishers.
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Commission Recommends New Funding Model For Higher Education
Funding would be based on school-specific goals rather than blanket recommendations.
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Sen. Young Mocked On Social Media For Gas Price Messaging Mishap
But gas prices and inflation are still a big part of the Nov. 8 election.
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Indiana Right To Life Voter Guide Now Less Transparent
The 2022 version includes just four designations: does or does not support pro-life legislation, mixed and did not respond.