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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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Harrison College Students Scramble to Finish Education
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Farmer Diligence May Be Preventing Algal Blooms In Indiana
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Rhoades To Release Names Of Credibly Accused Priests In Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese
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Where can I get COVID-19 data by county and zip code? Why is the state delaying data on testing, positive cases, and death counts? Are all follow-up tests counted in case numbers after a person receives an initial positive test? We have received these questions and many more from readers about finding and understanding Indiana COVID-10 data. Join us as we answer these questions and more.
State law normally restricts funding for virtual education. But Holcomb said, amid a pandemic, he wants to ensure schools get what they need.
“Alleviate some of the concerns, some of that uncertainty about funding for our schools," Holcomb said. "They have done a yeoman’s job, heroic work; I know it’s been a herculean task.”Holcomb Aims To Provide Some School Funding Certainty
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Gov. Eric Holcomb and Republican legislative leaders want to provide schools with more certainty about funding for at least the first half of the new school year. Funding became a huge question mark last week after Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray (R-Martinsville) sent a letter to schoolsToday, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission ordered state-regulated utilities to offer payment plans of at least six months for their customers. Late fees, disconnection fees and reconnection fees have also been suspended until Oct. 12.
State Consumer Advocate: People Need More Time To Pay Overdue Utility Bills
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Last week, Gov. Eric Holcomb said the state has no plans to further extend a ban on utility shutoffs during the COVID-19 crisis. But more than 11 percent of Hoosiers are still unemployed and cases are going up. Consumer advocates hope the state will give people more time to pay off their over