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Marijuana Pardons Not Coming To Indiana, Holcomb Says
He highlighted the state's use of expungements over pardons.
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Young Hammers On Inflation As McDermott Bets On Abortion Turnout
The U.S. Senate debate also included Libertarian James Sceniak, who struggled to answer several questions.
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Indiana’s Revenues Break Yearlong Streak Above Projections
September’s sum came in at $1.9 billion, or $82 million (4.2%) less than predicted.
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Judge Weighs Injunction In Indiana Abortion Ban Lawsuit
Oral arguments about whether the new abortion restrictions violate Indiana’s RFRA law were heard in court Friday.
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Feds: DCS Failed To Properly Store Health Care Records For Foster Kids
The federal report follows concerns earlier this year about overmedicating children in foster care in Indiana.
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Fall Enrollment Flat At Indiana’s Public Colleges
Data also shows Hoosier students attending an in-state college is down 17% from 2017.
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Activists, Indianapolis Officials, Push HHC To Drop Medicaid Suit
Some worry that the lawsuit would impact any Medicaid beneficiary receiving care in a government-owned facility.
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Indiana Hospitals Warn Of Costs Ahead Of 2023, Critic Dismisses Them
Analysis from the RAND Corporation found that Hoosiers have the seventh highest hospital costs in the nation.
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Indiana Clean Energy Jobs Jump Nearly 7% After 2020 Losses
A report shows that thousands of new clean energy jobs opened in Indiana last year, and more are still expected.
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Freeman Appointed As Indiana Corrections Committee Chair
The Indianapolis Republican has served on the committee since he was first elected to the state senate in 2016.
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Indiana National Guard Moves Forward With Modernization
The state and federal government will invest approximately $5.5 million dollars in the Danville Armory that was built in 1955.
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Indiana Supreme Court Steps Into Abortion Case, Keeps Ban On Hold
The state attorney general’s office previously requested for the high court to take over the case.
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Indiana Case Could Impact Millions Of Vulnerable Americans
A public health agency argues that nursing home patients shouldn’t be able to sue the facilities for civil rights violations.
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Former Indiana OAG Contractor Paid Just $3K In Lobby Registry Fines
Conservative policy activist Erin Tuttle of Indianapolis faced up to $45,000 for missing 10 required filings as a lobbyist.
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Rokita Draws Ire For Tweets About Kayne West, Christopher Columbus
The AG’s office said he posted on Twitter while “unaware” of the rapper’s earlier antisemitic comments.
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Indiana SOS Debate Pits Election Security Fears Vs. Confidence
GOP nominee Diego Morales didn’t respond to debate invitations and both Wells and Maurer lambasted him for not participating.
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Holcomb Rolls Out Indiana ‘Welcome Mat’ During European Trip
The Governor went to Switzerland and Germany to attract more manufacturing jobs and other investments to the state.
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Indy Chamber BAC Endorses Bipartisan Slate Of Candidates
The group endorsed 20 candidates — 13 Democrats and seven Republicans.
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More And More Indiana Political Candidates Are Sitting Out Debates
Campaign managers often advise frontrunners not to participate in order to avoid risking a live gaffe.
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What To Know About Indiana’s Latest College Completion Rate Gains
A new report by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education details boosted numbers of students finishing degrees.