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Charter Schools Win In Proposed Indiana Budget Amid Public Advocacy Campaign
Property tax losses could be in the cards for some traditional public schools.
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Indiana House Lawmakers Create Home Kits For Former Foster Youth
The kits include kitchen towels, spatulas, dishes and more.
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Indiana Bill Creating 25-Foot “Buffer Zone” Between Police And Bystanders Advances
The bill's author, Rep. Wendy McNamara, says the proposal would reduce potentially violent encounters between law enforcement and citizens.
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State AG Rokita Questions ‘Sterilizations' At Gender-Affirming Clinics
However, recent testimony documented that surgeries on children don’t occur in Indiana.
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Walgreens Says It Won't Sell Abortion Pills In Indiana, Even Though It Remains Legal
Indiana AG Todd Rokita and 19 other attorneys general threatened legal action if the pharmacy company sells the pills by mail.
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State Budget Alters Salary Calculations And Public Health Allocations
The budget now moves to the Indiana Senate for further consideration, with hearings set to begin Tuesday.
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Indiana Mail-In Voter ID Bill Faces Barrage Of Criticism
A vote has been delayed with changes expected.
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Two-Thirds Of Filed Indiana Senate Bills Are Dead
Immigrant help and marijuana legalization are among the casualties.
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Indiana Health Care Bills Aim To Reform Insurance, Medicaid Reimbursement Rates
But critics say the bills don’t go far enough and more is needed to reform the system.
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Holcomb Directs Additional Testing On Hazardous Train Derailment Waste Coming To Indiana
Indianapolis-based Pace Labs is scheduled to start sampling “for dangerous levels of dioxins” on Friday, the governor said.
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‘Free' Textbooks? Indiana Schools Still On The Hook For Curricular Fees Under House Budget Plan
Under the proposal, schools would need to dip into base funding to cover textbook costs.
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Indiana Townships Hope To Prove Their Worth — And Get More Support — In New Report
The 108-page document is a response to years of legislative attempts to reform or even eliminate the unit of government.
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Indiana Senators Debate Ban On “Inappropriate” Library Materials For Minors
The bill passes but goes further than obscene or pornographic books.
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Parents Lose Right To Direct Gender-Affirming Care For Transgender Minors Under State Senate Bill
The measure passed 36-12 and now moves to the House
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Lebanon Farmer To Be Indiana's New Ag Chief
Don Lamb hails from the site of a proposed innovation district that has some farmers worried.
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Indiana Senate Passes Bill Inspired By Conversion Therapy Dispute
Tracker ban and energy measures also move forward on deadline day.
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$5.5 Million Anti-ESG Pensions Bill Passes Indiana House
Democrats argue the bill will harm — not help — pensions.
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Bills On Long-Acting Contraceptives, Commission For Eliminating Indiana Income Tax Advance
The House additionally killed a bill that would have added accountability measures for TIF projects.
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Holcomb Pushes Back Against Train Derailment Waste Coming To Indiana
The EPA has announced the Roachdale landfill as one of two new hazardous waste sites to receive shipments from East Palestine, Ohio.
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Property Tax Relief Program Available For Hoosiers In Hardship
The program, funded by the American Rescue Plan of 2021, has helped 3,500 applicants so far.
