Black History In Southern Indiana: New Albany’s Town Clock Church
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Black History In Southern Indiana: New Albany’s Town Clock Church
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Indiana Bill Seeks To Let Workers Opt Out Of Employer-Mandated Vaccines
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Indianapolis Democrat Is First Muslim State Lawmaker In Indiana History
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Holcomb Reimposes Limited COVID-19 Restrictions In Counties With Worsening Spread
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Religious Conservative Groups Lose Again In RFRA Lawsuit
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Camp Chesterfield Receives Federal Preservation Grant To Restore Historic Spiritualist Cottage
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Demonstrators Rally To Support Transgender Catholic Students, Protest Archdiocese
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Archdiocese Of Indianapolis School Policy Barring Trangender Students Prompts Pushback
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Local Lawyer: SCOTUS Case On Religious Schools Different From Indianapolis Cases
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Nuns Protesting Upcoming Executions At Terre Haute Federal Prison
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Catholic Pastor Suspended After Calling Black Lives Matter Protesters ‘Maggots And Parasites’
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Holcomb Says Churches Are ‘Test Or Control Group’ Under Reopening
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Holcomb Advises Churches On Safe Services During COVID-19 Pandemic
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How Churches And Churchgoers Are Coping With COVID-19 Outbreak
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Religious Conservative Groups Lose In RFRA Fix Lawsuit
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Tony Dungy at Taylor University: God Is In The Good And Bad
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At South Bend Peacemaker Summit, Buttigieg Pledges $350K For Violence Prevention
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Religious Conservative Groups Ask Court To Strike Down RFRA Fix
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Faith Leaders Call On Holcomb To Act On Guns, White Supremacy
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Advocacy Group Shows Support for LGBTQ Cathedral Students
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“We’re looking at doing affordable housing, mid-level housing, and expensive housing. And that’s how our city’s going to grow, in my opinion.”Muncie Mayor: City Will Grow If We Build Housing
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Muncie’s mayor wants to grow the city’s population – one that’s been in decline for years in a rural area that’s also shrinking. As IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports, to do that, he says housing is key. “We’re looking at doing affordable housing, mid-level housing, and expensive hous...
According to the Indiana School Boards Association, more than 30 of Indiana's public school boards have passed resolutions against the legislation expanding school choice.Dozens Of Indiana School Boards, Teachers Denounce Republican School Choice Bills
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Public school leaders and educators across Indiana are sending a message to lawmakers in protest of school choice legislation at the Statehouse, with several school boards passing formal resolutions in opposition to the measures. House Bill 1005 would expand the state's school voucher program
Nearly 17,000 Hoosiers will be vaccinated at the IMS through Monday.Mass Vaccination Site Opens At Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Holcomb Vaccinated
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The Indianapolis Motor Speedway opened the state’s first mass vaccination site Friday. Gov. Eric Holcomb and other state officials received their COVID-19 vaccine. The IMS will host a drive-thru clinic Friday through Monday and administer the Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccine. Holcomb