Lawmakers begin debating property tax relief, though help unlikely to come for this year’s bills
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Lawmakers begin debating property tax relief, though help unlikely to come for this year’s bills
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Senate committee advances mental health clinics bill, but strips out funding
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House committee passes two bills to boost scholarships for teaching programs
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Advocates gather at the Statehouse, protest nearly two dozen anti-LGBTQ+ bills
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Documentary about thwarted Muncie mosque bombing nominated for Oscar
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Tobacco contributes to 11,000 Hoosier deaths each year. Is Indiana doing enough?
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Bill aimed at making new housing more affordable clears first legislative committee
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Counties could use outdated flood maps when issuing construction permits under bill
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Indiana’s union membership totals shrink to 20-year low in new federal data
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How many voting locations does Delaware County need?
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United Way focuses on early childhood education, mental health, housing in 2023 session
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Ball State’s 43rd annual Unity Week begins
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Delaware County vote center plan faces deadline for 2023 election
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Indiana Senate Democrats focus on priorities they say have been ignored by Republicans
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Indiana House Democrats’ 2023 priorities push beyond governor’s agenda
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Senate Republicans outline 2023 agenda, including health, public safety and business tax savings
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Fewer Hooiser students graduate with waivers, but racial inequities persist
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Hospitals look to storytelling to reduce stigma toward people with addiction
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Survey: Where Hoosiers live, voting habits may suggest political polarization
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Indiana surpasses 2 million confirmed COVID-19 cases, as new infections slowly rise