Indiana Academy Of Pediatrics: Health Care Key To Serve Kids During COVID-19
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Indiana Academy Of Pediatrics: Health Care Key To Serve Kids During COVID-19
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Hoosier Health Experts Say There’s Still Work To Be Done Addressing Infant Mortality Rate
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Why This Indiana Activist Works For The Immigrant Community
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Indianapolis Hospital Groups Pledge To Fight Racism As ‘Public Health Crisis’
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Indianapolis Activist Works To Preserve Black Communities
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Ball State Study Shows Fathers Get Less Family Leave Than Mothers
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Housing Advocates Say Eviction Waves Will Spread COVID-19
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Lawsuit Over Indiana Abortion Ultrasound Requirement Is Over
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Frustrated And Feeling Helpless, Many Still Wait on Unemployment Benefits
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Report: Lack Of Affordable Child Care Cost Indiana Employers $1.8 Billion Per Year
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U.S. Supreme Court Acts On Two Indiana Abortion Cases, Leaving Advocates Confused
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Local Officials: State Told Local Health Departments How To Hide Long-Term Care Data
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Children’s Commission To Adopt Equity Guide For Decision-Making
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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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That’s after a federal appeals court upheld a 2019 Indiana law that only allows a county election board to file such a lawsuit.
Hoosiers Voters Can't Ask State Courts To Keep Polls Open Longer If Problems Arise
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Indiana voters cannot ask state courts to extend polling hours on Election Day if there are problems at the polls. That’s after a federal appeals court upheld a 2019 Indiana law that only allows a county election board to file such a lawsuit. The law says the election board can only sue if“I have quite a bit of advertising – digital, on cable, and I’m going to be doing radio. But, you know, the big thing is knocking on doors. And I’m going to keep doing that right up to the end.”
Campaigning During COVID: Politicians Make Last Minute Push For Votes In Different Ways
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With about a week until Election Day, Hoosiers on the ballot are looking to safely connect with voters who aren’t one of the more than one million who have already voted early or by absentee. This weekend, Democrat Dr. Woody Myers and his running mate were meeting them outdoors on a typical carava..."There's no better way for the value of your home to increase in value than by having a great, renovated, up-to-date school building in your neighborhood," he said.
Here's Why You Should Care About School Board Races – Even If You Don't Have Kids
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Political groups are pouring big money into school board campaigns in Indiana this year. These hotly contested elections help shape the future of education, but school boards make decisions that have a wide impact on their local communities. School boards do a lot: they hire superintendents,