Delaware, Madison, And Other Counties See 9-1-1 Tech Problems
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Delaware, Madison, And Other Counties See 9-1-1 Tech Problems
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Columbus-Based CivicLab Seeking To Boost Rural Workforce Training
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Indianapolis Summer Learning Labs Show Early Promise
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IDOH: Contact Tracing Data Improperly Accessed, Risk “Low’ For 750K Affected
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Rolls-Royce Completes $600M Indianapolis Revitalization, Plans More State Investment
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Biden’s Electric Vehicle Goal Could Affect Auto, Ethanol Manufacturing In Indiana
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State Officials Say In-Person Is Best As COVID-19 Forces Some Schools To Go Remote – Again
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CBO: Infrastructure Bill Could Add $256 Billion To Federal Deficit
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INDOT, Purdue To Create Road That Charges Heavy Trucks, Cars As They Drive
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Free Virtual Pre-K Program Offered To Low-Income Families Statewide For The First Time
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New Study Highlights Underlying Flaws In COVID-19 Antiviral Drug Clinical Trials
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State Attorneys General, Including Indiana’s Todd Rokita, File Antitrust Suit Against Google
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Want Solar Panels? Advocates Say Install Them Before Higher Net Metering Rates Disappear
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Indiana Group Launches MakeINMove To Promote Advanced Manufacturing, Logistics
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IU Developing Free K-12 Virtual Courses, Resources For Teachers Across Indiana
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Biden’s Plan For More Power Lines Could Bring More Reliable, Renewable Energy To Indiana
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Indiana’s Revenge Porn Law Challenged Over First Amendment Issue
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U.S. Senator Young, Governor Holcomb Tout Young’s Technology Investment Bill
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Young-Sponsored Technology Bill Passes Senate
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Indiana Awards Electric Utilities $5.5 Million To Build Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
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State Sen. Ron Alting told the crowd of roughly 200 that the group of students will find solutions to the climate crisis.“It will be your generation that will make a difference,” he said. “My generation has failed. The generation before me has failed.”
Student Group Holds Climate March, Announces Legislation To Confront Climate Crisis
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Confront the Climate Crisis, a group of students from across the state, held a press conference in West Lafayette on Friday with State Senator Ron Alting (R-Lafayette). The event began with a march fr...
Malone said if the school reverses course, the lawsuit could go away, but it remains unclear how the school and district plan to respond.Indiana ACLU Files Lawsuit On Behalf Of LGBTQ Student Club Alleging Unfair Treatment
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The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana is suing a high school in central Indiana on behalf of an LGBTQ+-focused student club, alleging unfair treatment by the school principal. The newly filed ...
Rep. John Jacob (R-Indianapolis) tried to introduce an amendment to the redistricting bill that would bar anyone from imposing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate that includes negative consequences – such as being fired, fined or banned from a facility.No Ban On COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates In Indiana – For Now
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The Indiana House dismissed an attempt by one lawmaker this week to ban any COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the state. But that likely won’t be the last time this issue comes up in the General Assembly...