Court Throws Out Gay Teacher’s Discrimination Lawsuit Against Indianapolis Archdiocese
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Court Throws Out Gay Teacher’s Discrimination Lawsuit Against Indianapolis Archdiocese
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Advocates Urge End To ICE Detentions
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Sikh Community Gathers Politicians For FedEx Shooting Victims Memorial At Lucas Oil
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Sikh Community Members Urge Lawmakers and Police To Conduct Full Investigation Into Bias In FedEx Shooting
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Vigils Honor Victims Of Thursday’s Mass Shooting
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Religious Organizations Shielded From Health Orders Under Bill Passed By House
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Indiana Faith Leaders Advocate For Gun Violence Intervention, Driving Cards
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Worship Services Shielded From Future Emergency Orders Under Proposed Legislation
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Taylor University Names New President
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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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It will also completely end benefit programs for people who are self-employed or gig workers that roughly 70,000 Hoosiers are accessing.Indiana Will End Federal Unemployment Benefits In June As Jobs Go Unfilled
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Indiana will opt out of federal unemployment benefit programs, effective in mid-June as Gov. Eric Holcomb follows other states in an attempt to push people back into the workforce. Starting June 19, Indiana will no longer pay an extra $300 in federal benefits each week for all unemployment cl
Goodall mentored countless men and women, to whom he would listen and encourage. He simply wanted to make Muncie a better city.Muncie Civil Rights Leader, Former State Legislator Hurley Goodall Dies At 93
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Former Indiana state legislator and civil rights trailblazer Hurley Goodall died recently at age 93. The Muncie icon is being remembered across the state. Breaking barriers was a regular part of Hurley Goodall’s life. He was one of the first two African American firefighters in Muncie. He became
“But then once I actually took the step to do so, I realized how difficult it is," Broughton said. "It feels impossible at times.”Young Adults Face Roadblocks To Access Mental Health Care
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Reaching adulthood brings new challenges new jobs, school, relationships and that can affect a young person's mental health. But navigating the health care system to get help with that is often not easy.