Bill To Spend $291 Million Surplus Dollars On Higher Ed Projects Goes To Governor
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Bill To Spend $291 Million Surplus Dollars On Higher Ed Projects Goes To Governor
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Senate Panel Denies Measure To Enhance Training For Police In Schools
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House Republicans Reject Sales Tax Exemption For Breastfeeding Equipment
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Bill Would Make It Harder To Retire Coal Plants In Indiana
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Highway Speed Cameras Bill Has Uncertain Future This Session
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Bill Slightly Extends Statute Of Limitations For Child Sex Crimes
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For Safety Funding, Bill Would Require Schools To Partner With Mental Health Provider
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Report Shows Property Tax Caps Cause Most Municipalities To Cut Public Services
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State Lawmaker Proposes Eliminating U.S. Senate Primaries
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Hoosiers Celebrate 100 Years Since Approving Women’s Right To Vote
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Democratic Candidate Says Governor Not Listening To Teachers On Education
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Holcomb Unveils 2021 Teacher Pay Plan In 2020 State Of The State
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Holcomb To Deliver Fourth State Of The State Address
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Indiana Black Legislative Caucus Unveils 2020 Agenda
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Ball State Students Protest US-Iran Tension, Call For “No War”
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General Assembly Approves ILEARN Hold Harmless, House Moves Teacher Evaluation Bill
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Department Of Revenue Head Announces Run For Attorney General
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Bill To Extend Indiana Poll Hours To 8 p.m. Has Uncertain Future
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House Republicans Reject Democrats’ State Surplus Money Proposals
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Senate Democrats Pitch Their Teacher Pay Proposals
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According to the BLS, in 2019 there were 20,000 fewer union members in the state than the year before. However, even though fewer are paying membership dues, more Hoosier jobs were represented by unions than in 2018.
Labor Data Shows Indiana Union Membership Declining
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The number of union members continues to shrink in Indiana, according to new data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That’s despite the number of union-represented jobs rising. According to the BLS, in 2019 there were 20,000 fewer union members in the state than the year before. HoweThe Indiana Attorney General’s Office says it’s received at least 900 reports of data breaches annually for the past three years. That number is only a fraction of the breaches happening around the state.
State, Private Attorneys Help Indiana Businesses Understand Data Breach Issues
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The Indiana Attorney General’s Office says it’s received at least 900 reports of data breaches annually for the past three years. That number is only a fraction of the breaches happening around the state. Traditional data breaches stole information including social security and driver's licenThe 3.2 percent unemployment rate has been the same since September. And the rate has only gotten worse in one month over the last year and a half.
But the state lost more than 3,200 jobs total in 2019.Indiana Loses Jobs, Labor Force Shrinks In 2019
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Indiana finished 2019 with an unemployment rate at 3.2 percent – the fourth month in a row it’s been at that level. That 3.2 percent unemployment rate has been the same since September. And the rate has only gotten worse in one month over the last year and a half. But the state lost more t