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Indiana Officials Emphasize “Child Abuse Is Preventable” At April Kickoff Event
Children under the age of 1 are more likely to be victims of abuse in Indiana than in any other state.
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Lawmakers Step Back From Indy Takeover, Add $8 Million In Road Funding
The bill would result in an equal decrease in road funding to cities, counties and towns spread across the state, according to an analysis.
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Four Attorneys Assigned To Abortion-Related Litigation Resign From Indiana AG's Office
Attorney General Todd Rokita said the departures were unrelated to the Dr. Caitlin Bernard case.
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Indiana Lawmaker Calls For Property Tax Reform In Wake Of Increases
“The property tax system is too clumsy, too rigid to deal with these changes,” Rep. Ed DeLaney, D-Indianapolis, said.
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Indiana Senate Advances License Plate Speed Camera Pilot Despite Republican Pushback
The bill's supporters contend it will help increase safety for construction workers.
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Hesitation Continues Around GOP Plan To Boost Pre-Grad Training For Indiana High Schoolers
The bill comes amid a Republican-led push to “reinvent” high school curriculum and graduation requirements.
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Proposal Could Get Surrendered Indiana Infants To “Forever Families” Sooner
But lawmakers struggled to balance infant needs with parental rights – and scuffled over anti-vaccine edits.
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Holcomb Declares Disaster; Views Tornado Damage
At least one tornado and severe storms ripped through the state Friday night, leaving three dead.
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Budget, Housing Testimony Seeks More For The Poorest Hoosiers
For every 100 renters in extreme poverty, there were only 39 housing units available.
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Ban On Taxpayer-Funded Gender-Affirming Surgery For Indiana Inmates Heads To Governor
Plus, lawmakers focus on third-party food delivery services like Uber Eats and DoorDash.
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Indiana's Population Increase Smallest In Nearly A Decade
In the year between July 2021 and June 2022, births barely outnumbered “exceptionally” elevated deaths.
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Indiana Constitutional Right-To-Bail Change Narrowly Scrapes Through Committee
The vote — and discussion — disrupted party alliances.
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Indiana's “$1 Law” To Expire — Plus New Funding For Charter Schools — Under Newly Amended Bill
Charter school provisions were stripped from bills that died earlier in the session and amended into another.
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Little Agreement On Provisions Aimed At Reducing Indiana Medical Costs
Lobbyists from hospitals, insurers and employers presented lawmakers with reams of data in a health committee full of conflicting takeaways.
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Anti-Tracking, Throwing Star Bills Close To Becoming Indiana Law
Today's legislative roundup also includes House approval of air pollution and police buffer zones.
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Indiana House Committee Trims Down Senate Health Care Process Bill
Committee members heard Tuesday that the prior authorization process specifically hurt physical therapists, sometimes delaying patient care.
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Indiana Sewage Bill — Amended To Reduce Wetlands Protections — Passes House
Builders are in favor of the bill, but Democrats are vehemently opposed.
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Property Owners Could ‘Supersede' Indiana Health Officials Over Septic Systems, Under House Bill
Environmental activists say the proposal could lead to more failed septic systems and increased pollution.
Carmel, IN|News|
Mitch Daniels To Join Carmel-Based Liberty Fund As Scholar, Advisor
The former Indiana Governor and Purdue University President will begin his new role on April 1.
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Indiana Faith Leaders Call For Full Mental Health Funding
Though the bill has 19 Senate authors and 56 House sponsors, it isn’t clear if that support will translate to robust funding.
