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IDOE: Bullying Data Reflects Improved Reporting Process
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Hoosier Farmers Hit Twice With Trump Tariffs
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State Lawmakers, Advocates Discuss Medical Marijuana
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Indiana’s charter and public schools reported around 3,614 bullying incidents during the 2015-16 school year, and during the 2017-18 school year, those numbers jumped to 5,604. So, are kids getting meaner?
IDOE: Bullying Data Reflects Improved Reporting Process
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Data from schools across the state shows a sharp increase in bullying, but the numbers could be a bit misleading. That’s because the state recently changed how schools are required to collect and report the data. Indiana’s charter and public schools reported around 3,614 bullying incidents du“We can steal ideas from the other 30 states that already have this program. We’re not starting from scratch and reinventing the wheel,” Lucas says.
State Lawmakers, Advocates Discuss Medical Marijuana
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A Republican state lawmaker says medical marijuana legalization is a realistic goal for the 2019 session. Advocates like those who spoke at cannabis advocates forum at the State Library Saturday – people with medical issues, veterans, and lawmakers – helped secure authorized cannabidiol and a Ho...“Well the grain bin’s 48-foot diameter and it’s 15 rings high. It holds 72,000 bushels of grain, which is 70 semi-loads,” says Morehouse. “We talked to the people who we bought our grain bin from and they said that the grain bin has went up $21,000 in purchase price if we wouldn’t had bought this thing back in December,” he says.
Hoosier Farmers Hit Twice With Trump Tariffs
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Many economists predicted President Donald Trump’s trade war would harm U.S. farmers. Now some Hoosier farmers say they are being hurt - and twice - by tariffs on both soybeans and steel. Indiana Public Broadcasting’s Samantha Horton reports. Fifth generation Elkhart County farmer Mike Moreho