Judge Delays Execution of Federal Inmate Because of COVID-19
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Judge Delays Execution of Federal Inmate Because of COVID-19
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Green Party Calls For Arrests In Booker Case
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Nuns Protesting Upcoming Executions At Terre Haute Federal Prison
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Bloomington Police Arrest Driver Who Ran Car Through Protesters
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Rogue Online Pharmacies Marketing COVID-19 ‘Cures’ Amid Pandemic
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Hundreds March Through Bloomington Demanding Justice For Vauhxx Booker
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Car Speeds Into Protesters At Rally Against Racism In Bloomington
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Woody Myers Unveils Wide-Ranging Criminal Justice Reform Plan
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Anderson Police Buying Cameras For Officers After Chokehold Arrest
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Eric Logan’s Mother Remembers Her Son One Year After He Was Fatally Shot By Police
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Democratic Rep. Dan Forestal Resigns From Indiana House, Effective Immediately
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State Numbers Show Lack Of COVID Tests For Juvenile Inmates
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Drive-By Protest At Westville Correctional Facility Highlights COVID-19 Outbreak
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IMPD Honors Fallen Officer During Services At Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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State Leaders Tell Local Officials To Decide On Releasing County Jail Inmates
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IRS Warns Hoosiers About Scams Involving Federal Coronavirus Relief Payments
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ACLU Wants Some Inmates Released Amid COVID-19 Risks
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FBI Warns Of Direct Payment COVID-19 Scams
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Three Muncie Police Officers Face Federal Charges For Excessive Force
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Muncie City Hall Evacuated Over “Suspicious” White Powder
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MIT and Harvard filed the suit earlier this week, seeking a temporary restraining order to prevent enforcement of the policy.
Indiana, Purdue Universities Announce Support Of Lawsuit Challenging ICE Student Visa Policy
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Indiana's two largest public universities are throwing their support behind a lawsuit challenging a new federal student visa policy from Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The policy unveiled this week says international students cannot take only online classes at their colleges this fall.Starting the week of July 20, census takers will begin interviewing households who did not fill out the online or mailed census in southern Indiana. In-person visits will begin across the rest of the country in August, with a goal of finishing no later than Oct. 31.
U.S. Census Takers To Begin In-Person Visits Amid COVID-19
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The U.S. Census Bureau will begin visiting households in Indiana and other states that have not yet responded to the 2020 Census. Starting the week of July 20, census takers will begin interviewing people in southern Indiana and in areas managed by U.S. Census offices in: Evansville, IndiaRokita served two terms as Secretary of State and four in Congress before an unsuccessful bid for U.S. Senate. He was the most direct of the GOP candidates in attacking Hill, who he called “wounded,” and said the embattled incumbent put the office at risk.
Rokita Ousts Hill, Is Indiana Republicans' Attorney General Nominee
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Former Secretary of State Todd Rokita is the Indiana Republican Party’s nominee for attorney general. Incumbent Curtis Hill – who criminally battered four women in 2018 – lost a narrow vote by party delegates. Hill faced three Republican challengers amid a suspension of his law license by