Across Indiana|News|
IN Lawmakers Might Increase Funding For At-Risk, Low-Income Students
School officials also said the state should spend more on special education and ELL programs.
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Fishers, IN|News|
Indiana Republicans Aim To Flip "Safe" Democrat Seats
The purple Senate District 31, which includes Fishers, pits Republican incumbent Sen. Kyle Walker against Democrat Jocelyn Vare.
Zionsville, IN|News|
Indiana Republicans Aim To Flip "Safe" Democrat Seats
Republican Alex Choi of Zionsville is challenging Sen. J.D. Ford, the state’s first openly gay state senator.
Indianapolis, IN|News|
Indiana Republicans Aim To Flip “Safe” Democrat Seats
Executive director of Indiana Republican Party says there could be a few GOP wins in Marion County.
Noblesville, IN|News|
Community Health Network, Ivy Tech Expand Partnership
A $6.9 million donation will expand the college's nursing programs at its Anderson, Hamilton County, Indianapolis, and Kokomo campuses.
Indianapolis, IN|News|
Community Health Network, Ivy Tech Expand Partnership
A $6.9 million donation will expand the college’s nursing programs at its Anderson, Hamilton County, Indianapolis, and Kokomo campuses.
Across Indiana|News|
Indiana Campaign Filings Reveal Party, Caucus Priorities
The GOP raised $3.1M and ended the period with $256,922 cash on hand compared to the Democrats raising $1.8M and ending with $507,655.
Across Indiana|News|
Indiana Lawmakers Approve Recommendations For New Education Policy
The proposals will likely inform new education bills in the next legislative session, which begins in January.
Across Indiana|News|
Morales, Wells Go Head-To-Head In Sprint For Secretary Of State Seat
Libertarian Maurer also brings perspective to race.
Across Indiana|News|
Two Hoosiers Try To Take Out Incumbent Todd Young In Senate Race
The challengers are Democrat Thomas McDermott, the mayor of Hammond; and Libertarian James Sceniak, a behavioral therapist from Greenwood.
Fishers, IN|News|
Communities Uneasy As Indiana Lawmakers Eye Food And Drink Tax Change
Some Hoosier communities, including Hamilton County, have a 1% sales duty levied on businesses that sell or help sell food and drink.
Evansville, IN|News|
Communities Uneasy As Indiana Lawmakers Eye Food And Drink Tax Change
Vanderburgh County is one of the communities with a 1% sales duty levied on businesses that sell or help sell food and drink.
Noblesville, IN|News|
Communities Uneasy As Indiana Lawmakers Eye Food And Drink Tax Change
Thirty-three Hoosier communities, including Noblesville, have a 1% sales duty levied on businesses that sell or help sell food and drink.
Zionsville, IN|News|
Communities Uneasy As Indiana Lawmakers Eye Food And Drink Tax Change
Thirty-three Hoosier communities, including Zionsville, have a 1% sales duty levied on businesses that sell or help sell food and drink.
Carmel, IN|News|
Communities Uneasy As Indiana Lawmakers Eye Food And Drink Tax Change
Thirty-three Hoosier communities, including Carmel, have a 1% sales duty levied on businesses that sell or help sell food and drink.
Indianapolis, IN|News|
Communities Uneasy As Indiana Lawmakers Eye Food And Drink Tax Change
Thirty-three Hoosier communities, including Marion County, have a 1% sales duty levied on businesses that sell or help sell food and drink.
Across Indiana|News|
GOP Leaders Discuss Funding For Mental Health
Even though an estimated one in five Hoosiers lives with a mental illness, roughly 20% receive no treatment.
Across Indiana|News|
Lawmakers Hear Testimony On Hospital, Pharmacy Concentration
A new study found that between 2011 and 2020, Indiana’s healthcare spending increased by 48% per capita.
Across Indiana|News|
Indiana Housing Task Force Eyes State Help For Infrastructure Costs
The burden is currently falling on builders, buyers and municipal governments.
Across Indiana|News|
State Energy Group Takes Cautious Approach In Transition To Renewables
The task force is helping Indiana navigate utility and energy regulations amid fuel and bill increases and advancing technologies.