House Republicans unveil property tax reform plan that aims to help a majority of homeowners
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House Republicans unveil property tax reform plan that aims to help a majority of homeowners
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Here are the five energy and environment bills both Indiana Republicans and Democrats agree on
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Indiana moves to replace Medicaid consulting firm after $1 billion forecasting error
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Lawmakers remove several controversial policies from ‘comprehensive’ health costs plan
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Schafer Tower Carillon: A timeless musical legacy at Ball State
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Muncie Animal Care and Services shelter is at capacity
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Senate sends transgender collegiate sports ban to governor’s desk with bipartisan support
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Voting rights groups coalition challenges citizenship crosscheck law, set to take effect July 1
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Lawmakers like state Rep. Sue Errington count wins and losses as legislative session enters final month
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Expert: Get an unbiased arborist’s opinion before taking storm-damaged trees down
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Committee makes changes to HIP work reporting exceptions, Medicaid advertising ban
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Students earning new diploma seals can get automatic college enrollment, union apprenticeships
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Indiana schools suspended students more than 30,000 times for fighting last year
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House committee guts bill that would’ve eliminated statute of limitations for all rape crimes
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Remembering music through trivia at Yorktown Public Library
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Ball State club hosts campus-wide clean-up
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Members, advocates rally at Statehouse, call on lawmakers to kill proposed changes to Medicaid
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House Republicans vote to ban use of college student IDs at polling places
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House approves obscene performances ban, giving anyone right to sue local governments over it
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School board candidates forced to choose political labels on the ballot under House-approved bill
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