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IU Health Reveals Post-Abortion Ban Healthcare Plan
The hospital system anticipates a surge in need for neonatal services with more pregnancies.
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Rokita: No “Woke” ESG Criteria Allowed In Pension Investments
The Indiana Attorney General also provided abortion-related updates.
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IndyStar Journalists March For New Contract To Fix Unequal Pay
They also say representatives for newspaper owner Gannett/USA TODAY have belittled diversity and workplace safety proposals.
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GOP Sen. Kyle Walker Picks Up Endorsements After Abortion Bill Fallout
The state senator from Indianapolis voted against a proposed near-total ban on abortion in Indiana.
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Group Asks Agencies To Reject Indiana’s $100 million EV Charging Plan
Civil rights leaders say INDOT’s working group on the plan was all white, and at least one meeting took place in a "sundown town."
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Inflation Pushes Minimum Wages Higher In Some States
Indiana’s minimum wage remains stagnant at $7.25.
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Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Firing Of Catholic High School Teacher
Joshua Payne-Elliott was terminated from Cathedral High School in Indianapolis for being in a same-sex marriage.
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Advocates: Overmedication Of Children In Foster Care Still A Problem
Pre-existing trauma and a shortage of mental health providers leave fewer options for foster children.
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Indiana Department Of Health Launches Monkeypox Dashboard
Since mid-June, the state has reported 153 probable or confirmed cases of the disease.
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HIV Laws, Funding For Mental Health In Indiana Justice System Weighed
Doctors and other advocates said multiple provisions in Indiana code regarding HIV are outdated and discriminatory.
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Hundreds Gather To Celebrate Retiring Justice Steven David
David retires on Aug. 31, nearly 12 years after Gov. Mitch Daniels appointed him to the Indiana Supreme Court in 2010.
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Providers File Lawsuit Against Indiana’s Near-Total Abortion Ban
The lawsuit alleges the ban violates privacy and equal privilege rights afforded in the Indiana Constitution.
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Indiana Approved For Federal Broadband Expansion Funding
More than 50,000 Hoosiers will be connected to high-speed broadband internet.
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Indiana’s Death Row: No Drugs, No Movement
Some prosecutors doubt sentences will be carried out, while defenders worry for the convicted who wait years for death.
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Cost For Indiana’s Special Legislative Session Was $240K
Taxpayers foot lawmaker per diems and travel expenses incurred during the two-week session.
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Gov Holcomb Waives Fuel, Work Hours Rules After Oil Refinery Fire
Experts say the shutdown of BP's Whiting, Indiana plant won’t greatly impact fuel prices if it reopens this week.
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Despite Federal COVID-19 Funding Inaction, Indiana In Good Shape
The state has 43% of its $1 billion-plus in grants left to spend.
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INDOT Seeking Public Input On Infrastructure Plan
Comments will be accepted through Sept. 4.
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Routine Childhood Vaccinations Are Down In Indiana
As of the 2021-22 school year, roughly 81% of kindergarten students were in compliance with state-required immunizations.
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Study: Indiana’s Growing Refugee Population Needs Services
The IU report follows an influx of Afghan refugees that came to the Hooiser State last year.