Ball State economist predicts tariffs will help stagnate Indiana job growth in 2026
Economy
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Ball State economist predicts tariffs will help stagnate Indiana job growth in 2026
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Lawmakers eye electric bills in effort to address affordability issues
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Senate committee adopts state tax cut for overtime and tips
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Indiana set to opt out of some of Trump’s federal tax cuts
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Indiana has a housing shortage. Lawmakers are hoping a new bill could help
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Cost of living issues at the forefront of Indiana Black Legislative Caucus priorities
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College aid application now comes with salary information for schools’ grads
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Hunger advocates push Indiana to opt in to summer food benefits as deadline nears
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Tariffs on artificial trees not a boon to Indiana Christmas tree farms
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State prepares for SNAP ban on sugary drinks, candy to take effect Jan. 1
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New forecast shows big growth in Indiana surplus
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Indiana’s home energy rebate program is off to a slow start, but ahead of other states
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Muncie plastics plant with 125 full-time workers closing
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SAVE borrowers must switch to new student loan repayment plan
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Martin University will stop holding classes next year as it tries to fix financial issues
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Indiana Thanksgiving meal to gobble up about the same cash as last year
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SNAP benefits on the way for 500,000 Hoosiers
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Utility I&M wants to fast-track energy for AI data centers. How much will its other customers pay?
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State kicking MDwise from Indiana Medicaid program
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Anderson water rates to nearly double by 2029
