House Approves Expanded Abortion Ethical Exemption
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House Approves Expanded Abortion Ethical Exemption
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Evansville Diocese: Twelve Priests Credibly Accused Of Sexual Abuse Or Misconduct Involving Minors
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Earlham College Chooses First Female President
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Pharmacists Could Deny Abortion Drugs Under Senate Bill
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Indiana Lawmakers Partner With Salvation Army To Increase Child Hunger Awareness
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Roncalli Counselor Placed on Leave Over Same-Sex Marriage Plans To Sue Archdiocese
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Anti-Semitism In Schools On The Rise
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Priests Added To List Of Abuse Allegations
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Bishop Rhoades Cleared Of Misconduct Allegations
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Roncalli Guidance Counselor Wants To Make Change, Do What’s Best For Students
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Hundreds Gather In Solidarity After Anti-Semitic Vandalism
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Local Groups Urge Hope After Supreme Court OKs President’s Travel Ban
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Notre Dame Sued Over Birth Control Coverage
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Restoration Of Historic African-American Church In West Baden Nears Completion
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Panel Expands Bill Allowing Guns In Churches On School Property
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Senate Passes Bill To Allow Guns At Churches On School Grounds
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St. Joe’s ‘Phoenix Team’ Still Working One Year After School’s Closure Vote
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Senate Panel OKs Bill To Allow Sex Offenders To Attend Church
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Indiana Senate Likely Will Consider “Guns in Church” Bill in 2018
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Attorney General Calls Church Of Cannabis Lawsuit A Legal Stunt
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More than 12 percent of Hoosiers spend more than half of their income on housing.
"We know that when such a high share of households are facing such a severe burden that it also correlates with and relates to higher rates of children in poverty, of insecurity and access to quality of food and even to self-reported poor health," says Vaidya.Indiana County Health Rankings Report Highlights Housing
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An annual report on the health of all 92 Indiana counties has been released. This year’s County Health Rankings and Roadmaps data also highlights how housing impacts health. Affordable, safe housing influences how much families have for other essentials like healthy food or quality educationThis year’s push for the change is a welcome one for Holcomb – he included the bumped up appointment timeline in his Next Level Agenda.
Jennifer McCormick Will Be Indiana's Last Elected Schools Chief
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Lawmakers in the Senate gave final approval on a bill Tuesday to make Indiana’s next schools chief an appointed one. Now the bill heads to Gov. Eric Holcomb’s desk for his signature. The General Assembly changed state law in 2017 to replace Indiana’s elected superintendent of public instructiThe complaint is just the first step of the process for the disciplinary commission. Hill will have an opportunity to defend himself. The final decision – and potential punishment, if any – is in the hands of the Indiana Supreme Court.
Attorney General Curtis Hill Faces Disciplinary Charges For 'Pattern Of Misconduct'
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The Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission Tuesday filed a complaint against Attorney General Curtis Hill in response to the accusations he groped four women last March. The women, who include Rep. Mara Candelaria Reardon (D-Munster) and three legislative staffers, accused Hill of grop