Bill aims to free Indiana schools from ‘regulatory handcuffs.’ Teachers worry it’ll silence them
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Bill aims to free Indiana schools from ‘regulatory handcuffs.’ Teachers worry it’ll silence them
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Lawmakers begin debating property tax relief, though help unlikely to come for this year’s bills
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Bipartisan bill allows undocumented Indiana students pay resident tuition for college
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Senate committee advances mental health clinics bill, but strips out funding
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Indiana has one school counselor for every 694 students
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Ball State women’s basketball Cardinals defeat Northern Illinois 76 to 68
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House committee passes two bills to boost scholarships for teaching programs
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Bill would let utilities recover the cost of natural gas plants during construction
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Senate committee passes bill to boost public health system, but challenges remain
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Youth climate activists – once again – urge the Indiana legislature to study climate solutions
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‘Due process’ concerns fail to prevent Indiana Senate passage of National Guard court-martial bill
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Bill changes small nuclear reactor law to accommodate Rolls Royce technology
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Indiana small businesses could save millions under bill approved by Senate committee
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Religious freedom challenge to Indiana abortion ban not going directly to state Supreme Court
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Former Gov. Mitch Daniels decides not to run for U.S. Senate
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Indiana Senate passes bill with ‘modest’ increases to TANF eligibility limit, payments
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Advocates gather at the Statehouse, protest nearly two dozen anti-LGBTQ+ bills
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Audubon Society says preserving wetlands, clean energy key to saving Indiana’s birds
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Bill creating statewide energy plan passes Indiana House
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School board candidates forced to declare a political party under bill in Senate committee