New Lawsuit Seeks To Strike Down Nearly All Indiana Abortion-Specific Regulations
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New Lawsuit Seeks To Strike Down Nearly All Indiana Abortion-Specific Regulations
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Third Baby Box To Be Installed In Indiana, First In Central Part Of State
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New Gas Tax Increase Takes Effect Next Month
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Indiana Attorney General Warns Against Syringe Exchange
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Holcomb: No Indiana National Guard Troops Sent To Mexican Border
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New Study Says Learning Styles Don’t Harm Or Help Students
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More Than 100 Staff Leave EPA Region 5 After Trump’s Election
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Children’s Commission Discusses DCS Report, Emphasizes Prevention
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Study: Veterans With PTSD May Benefit From The Use Of Service Dogs
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Mayors: We’re Getting Railroaded By Trainwreck Laws, Blocked Crossings
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Indiana Gasoline Tax To Be Pumped Up A Penny on July 1
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Kokomo Business First To Use New State Apprenticeship Program
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Senate Candidates Split On Blame For Family Separation Policy
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Donnelly Launches Group To Attract GOP Support
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BSU Alum’s Garfield Celebrates 40th Birthday, Today
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Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute’s Bennett On Budget Software Delays, Dance Permit
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Syringe Exchange Approved For Marion County
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Holcomb Sends $25 Million To DCS As Independent Investigator Recommends Changes
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More Indiana High School Students Are Earning College Credit
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There are two other baby boxes in Indiana, both in firehouses – one in La Porte County and one in Allen County. Two infants have been surrendered in these Indiana boxes since they were installed.
Third Baby Box To Be Installed In Indiana, First In Central Part Of State
indianapublicradio.org
Indiana’s third “baby box” will soon be installed in a small Marion County township fire station. The state’s Safe Haven law – allowing women to give up a baby at hospitals – has been around for nearly two decades. But the baby boxes open at 24-hour staffed Hoosier fire stations were onl...Scot Imus heads the Indiana Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association, the trade group for many of the state's gas station owners. He says customers likely won’t notice this year’s hike.
“But a tax is a tax," Imus says. "This is a tax that will never go down, that will be added up.”New Gas Tax Increase Takes Effect Next Month
indianapublicradio.org
Indiana’s gas tax is set to increase again this year – it’s a small hike after last year’s 10 cent surge. Lawmakers said the 2017 road funding bill’s 10 cent gas tax hike was to catch up after the state went nearly two decades without an increase. To avoid falling behind again, lawmakers aAttorney General Curtis Hill points to a needle exchange program in Wayne County as a failing example. Local health officials don't agree, saying the program is working.
Indiana Attorney General Warns Against Syringe Exchange
indianapublicradio.org
After the approval of Marion County’s syringe exchange program this week, Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill had a warning for other counties considering the programs. "Be cautious about entering these programs without an understanding there are risks associated with this process," says Hil