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Lawmakers Say Indiana Bill To Monitor Early Coal Plant Closures Would Ensure Reliability
The process for Indiana utilities to retire generation facilities could be delayed, slowing the transition away from coal.
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‘Perfect' For St. Patrick's Day: Bust Of Former Indiana Gov. Joe Kernan Unveiled At Statehouse
Indiana's late 48th governor was memorialized in a sculpture now on display at the state capitol building.
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Indiana Lawmakers Push Controversial Military Trial Rights Bill Through To Governor
The bill bars National Guard members from demanding a military trial — or court-martial — in lieu of non-judicial punishment.
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Indiana Parents, Education Advocates Split Over “School Choice” Budget Increases
Senators heard more than five hours of testimony Thursday about funding for charter and private schools.
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Indiana Bill Seeks To Keep Vaccination Records And School Transcripts Separate
The proposal seeks to keep Hoosier parents and students “in control” of “private health cards.”
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Data Shows Mental Health, Education Declines For Hoosier Kids
But Indiana has made strides in reducing the number of foster children in the state.
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Indiana “School Choice” Advocates Up Lobbying Efforts For More Private, Charter School Funding
The latest push includes a statewide poll and multiple local advocacy events intended to sway the state’s budget writers.
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Military Trial Rights, Machine Gun Converters Among Bills Debated At Indiana Statehouse
Other proposals would establish a camera pilot program for road construction zones and tweak some court-ordered pregnancy support payments.
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Indiana Abortions Drop Significantly, Despite Pause On Statewide Ban
Abortion care providers attribute the decreases to public confusion and dwindling clinic staff.
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Three Utility-Related Bills Pass The Indiana House
The bills were sponsored by Rep. Ed Soliday, R-Valparaiso.
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Indiana Parental Rights Bill Involving Transgender Children Likely Dead
The legislation centers on one Hoosier family — and its estranged transgender daughter — whose case is still in court.
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Proposal Would Block Foreign ‘Threats' From Indiana's ‘Critical Infrastructure'
The bill now goes to the full Senate for potential amendments and, later, a final vote.
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Indiana Unemployment Rate Remains At 3.1%
As of the first of this month, the Hoosier State had 130,839 job openings, compared to 19,460 unemployment insurance claims.
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Indiana's Part-Time Legislature Is Full-Time Work For Some
Key sectors lawmakers represent, plus a few fun jobs.
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Registration Opens For Indiana's 2023-24 On My Way Pre-K Program
The grant-based program provides access to free pre-kindergarten education for Indiana children from low-income families.
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Numerous Indiana Lawmakers Do Private Consulting. But Who Are They Working For?
New economic interest filings show House Speaker Todd Huston and others do consulting outside the Statehouse.
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Report Finds Family Caregivers Provide $10.8 Billion In Unreimbursed Care In Indiana
In the most recent report, from 2020, Indiana was 44 overall and 51 – the worst in the nation – for family caregiver support.
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Higher Jury Duty Pay, Child Support Bills Clear Indiana Senate Committee But Edits To Come
Jurors earn less than minimum wage for an eight-hour day and haven’t gotten a pay increase in at least 25 years.
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Indiana's Third-Party Testing On Toxic Train Derailment Waste Comes Back Clear
The waste was taken from East Palestine, Ohio, to a landfill facility in Roachdale.
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Military Trial Bill Splitting State National Guard, Veterans Groups Narrowly Advances
Guard officials say the provision would promote efficiency, but veterans say it isn't a good enough exchange.
