As Indiana Reopens, Child Care Providers Worry For Their Future
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As Indiana Reopens, Child Care Providers Worry For Their Future
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Box Says State Can’t Test Every Nursing Home Resident As White House Recommends
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Accommodations For Pregnant Workers Will Not Be Included In Lawmaker Study Session
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I&M Says No Shut Offs During Pandemic
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Fetal Remains Bill Sent To Governor; Only Abortion Bill Of 2020 Session
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A Needle Exchange Slowed An HIV Outbreak, But Now Its Future Is Unclear
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House Passes Legislation Restricting Local Governments’ Tenant-Landlord Regulations
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Bill To Make Major Child Labor Law Changes Advances
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Surprise Billing Bill Passes Committee With Hesitation
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State Superintendent Shares Her Education Concerns With Community
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House Committee Scales Back DCS Oversight Bill
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New Housing Report Sheds Light On Disparity
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Fetal Remains Disposal Bill Advances Easily To House
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Workforce Cabinet Releases Draft Of Federal Funding Plan
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Senate GOP Guts Pregnancy Accommodations Bill, A Holcomb Priority
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State Representative Creates Maternal Health Caucus
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Indiana Farm Bureau Looks To Group Health Plans For Affordable Health Care
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Bill Could Send 12-Year-Olds To Department Of Correction
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Fetal Remains Disposal Rules Bill Is Only Abortion Measure Advancing In 2020
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State Health Department Launches Program To Reduce Future Child Fatalities
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The fair, in Indianapolis, draws around 900,000 people annually.
2020 Indiana State Fair Canceled Due To COVID-19 Concerns
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The 2020 Indiana State Fair has been canceled due to COVID-19 concerns. The State Fair Commission and Board announced Thursday it will instead offer a 4-H livestock show in August and September as a kind of replacement. In a statement, Commission Chair Brad Chambers said vendors and partne“Y’all been tired for, what, a couple weeks, a couple months, listening to us? We’ve been tired and exhausted and waiting for real justice, and it’s long overdue."
Muncie Community Race Forum: "Tired Of Empty Promises"
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A Wednesday night community forum in Muncie focused on racial relations with the police and the community after nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minnesota. Watch the Recorded Forum Here Local Pastor Andre Mitchell summed up the frustration from his pThe new program will allow HIP participants to use up to $1,000 from their health savings – or POWER – accounts for up to one year after they get a new job that comes with health insurance.
Hoosiers On HIP 2.0 May Now Keep Some Benefits During Transition To Employment
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Hoosiers on Indiana’s Medicaid expansion program, HIP 2.0, will now have access to some benefits while they transition to insurance from a new employer. Approval from the federal government makes the state’s Workforce Bridge program possible. The new program will allow HIP participants to