Holcomb Reimposes Limited COVID-19 Restrictions In Counties With Worsening Spread
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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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Opioid Response Training Offered To Faith Communities
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Young Democrats Talk Faith In Politics At National Convention In Indianapolis
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Cathedral High School, Teacher Fired For Same-Sex Marriage Reach Settlement
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"If we can see a freeze in education funding, honestly at this point – I've talked to people and I'm like 'I think that's a win this year,'" he said.
School Financial Managers Say 2021 Legislative Session Will Make Or Break Their Budgets
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Without additional emergency pandemic funding, the upcoming legislative session in Indiana will be critical, especially for schools. Lawmakers will write the state's next two-year budget, with an expected loss of revenue because of the COVID-19 pandemic. School financial managers say they donIndiana Department of Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Lindsay Weaver said the state hopes to get initial shipments as early as mid-December.
Indiana Hopes All Health Workers, Nursing Home Residents Get Vaccine By End Of Month
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Indiana health officials say they hope to make a COVID-19 vaccine available to every health care worker and nursing home resident in the state by the end of December. Drug makers Pfizer and Moderna are currently awaiting federal authorization for their vaccines. Indiana Department of HealtTwo neighborhoods near Tuhey Park say they oppose the privatization. Beth Messner is with the Riverside-Normal City Neighborhood Association.
“For the residents of Muncie, who will be required to pay a fee for use of public land that should be available to them without fee, given that it’s supported by their hard-earned tax dollars.”Muncie Largely Opposes YMCA Tuhey Park Plan At Community Meeting
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Muncie residents spoke out against a proposal to build a YMCA headquarters on what’s currently a city park and pool at a meeting Tuesday night. As IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports, park neighbors and the larger community say privatization for the Y's opportunities is not worth the loss of publi...