Coronavirus: Vaccine Registration Begins For Hoosiers 80+, Indiana To Host March Madness
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Coronavirus: Vaccine Registration Begins For Hoosiers 80+, Indiana To Host March Madness
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Indiana Crosses 3 Million-Voter Mark For Record Turnout In 2020 General Election
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Indiana’s Unemployment Rate Falls, But So Does The Number of Workers
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Saturday Protests Remember Dreasjon Reed, Call For Police Reform
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Protesting In A Pandemic: Could Large Street Protests Lead To More COVID-19 Cases?
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Indiana Democrats Move 2020 State Convention Online
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Grant County Hopes One-Stop Social Media Page Can Help Local Businesses
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Ridenour Begins Term By Announcing More Appointments
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Youth Orchestra Leaves Impact on Students
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Court Challenge To RFRA Fix Set For Thursday In Hamilton County
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Pines Resident To Speak Out Against Proposed Changes To Coal Ash Rules
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IU Program To Monitor PFAS In The Great Lakes Basin
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New VA Health Center Coming To Brownsburg
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State Officials Speak On Panel About Brain Drain
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Custody Or Care: Ohio May Help Parents Deal With Mental Illness
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Indiana Early Voting Ahead Of Last Two Midterms
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Attorney General Wants Climate Suit Against Oil Companies Thrown Out
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Study Panels Recommends Changes To DCS Laws
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Why Firefighters Say the Law That Should Protect Them After a Cancer Diagnosis Isn’t Working
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Caucus Set To Replace Retiring Sen. David Long’s Seat
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Holcomb's proposed budget does include $400 million to help further pay down teacher pension debt to free up money for schools – similar to a move from his previous state budget plan – but there's no guarantee schools will use any savings they could see from that, for teacher salaries.
Holcomb's Proposed State Budget Receives Mixed Reactions From Education Groups
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Gov. Eric Holcomb's state budget proposal is receiving mixed reviews from education groups, after he unveiled his financial priorities for the state last week. Some call it a great starting point, while others say it doesn't do enough to prioritize teachers. The Indiana State Teachers AssoWith changes from the latest COVID-19 relief bill, those receiving benefits will get additional weeks of eligibility and an extra $300 each week until mid-March.
DWD Announces Target Dates For Reopening Federal Unemployment Benefits
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The Indiana Department of Workforce Development will reopen a federal program on Jan. 22 that extends unemployment benefits. Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) is for workers who have used up the state’s 26 weeks of unemployment insurance. The program expired at the end of last ye...Social studies specialists say the nation's toxic political climate highlights the need for more comprehensive civic education in schools – and better preparation for teachers to have those conversations.
Indiana Experts Explain The Role Of Schools In Times Of Political Unrest, Violence
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The Capitol attack targeting lawmakers in Washington, D.C., has left people reeling – including educators – but people in the education field say there are several steps schools can take to address ongoing political unrest, while supporting the emotional needs of kids. Social studies speciali