Custody Or Care: Ohio May Help Parents Deal With Mental Illness
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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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Few School Districts Applying For Safety Loans Through New State Program
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I-69 Motorist Crashes In Construction Zone, Tests .32 BAC
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Study: One Brand, One Color Of Crayons Tests Positive For Asbestos
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ACLU, Planned Parenthood Applaud Halt Of Abortion Reporting Law
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US Attorney General Defends Immigration Policies In Fort Wayne Speech
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Lawmakers Approve School Safety Bill During Special Session
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Partnership Offers Rides To Alzheimer’s Trials
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RFK’s Speech at Ball State 50 Years Ago Stirred Thousands; Preceded Historic Indianapolis Address
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Gary Mayor: Lawmakers Need To Stay Out Of Our Schools
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State Universities Hesitant To Use Federal TEACH Grant Program
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Lawmakers Cite Conflicting Reasons For Why Absentee Voting Bill Died
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Eli Lilly, Merck and Amgen, along with the Association of National Advertisers, say the move violates the First Amendment.
Rule To Include Drugs Prices In Ads Challenged
Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly is challenging a new federal rule that would require drug companies to include prices in TV ads. Reducing high drug prices is one of President Donald Trump’s priorities, and the move for more transparency through advertising was announced last year. The lawsuit comVoter turnout in primaries is typically low – only one in five Hoosiers cast a ballot in May of 2018, which featured a competitive U.S. Senate primary.
May 2019 Voter Turnout Barely Improves Over Last Municipal Primaries
Just 13 percent of eligible, registered Hoosier voters cast a ballot in May’s municipal primaries. That’s barely an improvement over the last municipal primary elections in 2015. The numbers don’t include 23 counties that didn’t have primary elections this year. Voter turnout in primaries iThe women are suing the state and Curtis Hill for sexual harassment, discrimination and retaliation. That includes Hill going on the attack against his accusers in the wake of the allegations.
State Lawmaker, Legislative Staffers Sue Curtis Hill, State
Four women who say Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill groped them last year are suing Hill and the state in federal court. Rep. Mara Candelaria Reardon (D-Munster), Gabrielle McLemore, Niki DaSilva and Samantha Lozano say Curtis Hill touched them inappropriately at a 2018 post-legislative sessi