Racial Equity Now An Issue For Indiana School Board Candidates To Address
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Racial Equity Now An Issue For Indiana School Board Candidates To Address
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Rainwater, Myers On The Attack Against Holcomb In Second Guberatorial Debate
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Only Four Indiana School Corporations Are Asking Voters For Referendum Funding This Fall
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Masks Optional For Voting Sign In Delaware County Prompts Questions
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Indiana Extension Of HIP Approved For 10 Years
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Hoosiers Voters Can’t Ask State Courts To Keep Polls Open Longer If Problems Arise
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Indiana Governor Debates Can Have Impact, Despite So Many Early Voters
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Campaigning During COVID: Politicians Make Last Minute Push For Votes In Different Ways
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Here’s Why You Should Care About School Board Races – Even If You Don’t Have Kids
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Vice President Mike Pence Votes Early In Indianapolis
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Libertarian Donald Rainwater Announces Pick For Indiana’s Education Secretary
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Why This Indiana Activist Works For The Immigrant Community
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Holcomb Defensive About COVID-19 Response As Virus Spread Worsens
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Governor Candidates Clash Over Education, COVID-19, Guns In First Debate
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Young Voter Turnout Is Low. The Indiana Kids Election Aims To Change That
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How A Childhood in Honduras Shaped This Indianapolis Activist
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Indiana Democrats, Doctors Look To Rally Support For Affordable Care Act
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Young Woman Continues Social Protests In Indianapolis -
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McCormick On The 2020 Election: ‘Public Education Is Definitely On The Ballot’
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Only Four Indiana School Corporations Are Asking Voters For Referendum Funding This Fall
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Only four school corporations in Indiana are seeking voter-approval on funding referendums in this fall's election. It's the fewest number of referendums on ballots around the state since 2014, but school leaders say years of funding changes and shortfalls – combined the COVID-19 pandemic – mThe trial was evaluating recovery chances for severe cases when the drug was administered in combination with an antiviral medication that was recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
Eli Lilly Halts Trial For COVID-19 Treatment On Hospitalized Patients
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Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly has ended testing its COVID-19 antibody therapy on hospitalized patients. Earlier this month, Eli Lilly temporarily suspended the trial for the drug due to a safety concern. In a news release, the company said recent data showed there wasn’t a significant differen