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Indiana Lawmakers Strip Key Bill Of Most Property Tax Relief
Sweeping Senate amendments swapped out language.
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Rokita Argues To Reopen Bernard Lawsuit So He Can “Correct” Judge's Ruling He Violated Indiana Law
Indianapolis OB-GYN Dr. Caitlin Bernard oversaw a medication abortion for a 10-year-old rape victim from Ohio.
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NRA Honored In Indiana Senate Resolution
Democrats didn’t speak in opposition to the resolution from the floor, nor did anyone recognize recent victims of mass shootings.
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Lawmakers Seek To Require “Science Of Reading” In All Indiana Schools To Improve Literacy Rates
The structured literacy approach is gaining traction nationwide.
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Senate Passes Bill Requiring Schools Notify Parents Of Transgender Student Requests
Lawmakers also sign off on aid to the poor and other bills.
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Indiana House Committee Abandons Contentious Library Materials Amendment — For Now
Language increasing parents' ability to get books removed from libraries could return on the House floor, however.
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From Pesticide To Coal Ash, Indiana Lawmakers Want More Control
Environmental and consumer advocates say legislation is a bad move for the state.
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How Will The State Of Indiana Pay For 988 Services?
A fee on your cell phone bill could be coming.
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Doctor Non-Competes, Anti-Union Bills Failed To Clear Committee; Back On Calendars
In other Indiana Legislature news, the right-to-bail bill nears the finish line.
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Conservative Groups Push For ‘Compassionate Release' Of Elderly, Terminally Ill Inmates In Indiana
The bill won't get a hearing in the state Senate this year, according to a crucial committee chair.
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Indiana Senate Strikes Parental Consent Requirement From Bill Targeting Student Pronouns In Schools
The bill still requires parents to be notified about a student's request to change their name or pronouns.
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Navy SEAL, Extreme Athlete Honored By Indiana Senate
David Goggins rose above a traumatic childhood to serve his country and become an endurance athlete.
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Indiana Lawmakers Debate Bill Allowing Parents To Challenge “Obscene And Harmful” Library Materials
House lawmakers are stripping language from one Senate bill to make it a vehicle for another.
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Indiana Lawmakers Rewrite, Advance Anti-ESG Pension Investment Bill
They inserted a simplified structure that would reduce the fiscal impact to zero, according to the proposal's author.
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Significant Changes To Drug Pricing, Hospital Costs Bills
A bill that would penalize hospitals for high costs was weakened in earlier amendments.
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Holcomb Signs Transgender Medical Care Ban, ACLU Files Suit
The four youths represented by the ACLU span the state, from a 10-year-old girl in Monroe County to a 15-year-old boy in Elkhart County.
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Mental Health Bill Is Personal For Indiana Elected Officials
Senate Bill 1 aims to fortify the relatively new 988 crisis response center and hotline with funding for mental health emergencies.
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The Indiana BMV Is Selling Your Data. A Bill Would Focus On — But Not Ban — The Controversial Practice
That data being sold includes names, addresses, past addresses, car makes and models, license plate numbers and more.
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Flurry Of Bills Advance, Several To Governor's Desk
Housing and assistance for the poor were the highlight the day.
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Indiana Governor Says Bill To Ban Gender-Affirming Care For Minors Is “Clear As Mud”
Gov. Eric Holcomb is closing in on a decision, emphasizes bill isn't part of his legislative agenda.
