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Posted inGovernment
Homeless advocates oppose Indiana bill to criminalize sidewalk camping
The bill received wide disapproval in committee despite a proposed amendment to walks back certain provisions.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana Senate OKs anti-DEI bill that takes aim at state agencies, schools
A social media post made by Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith amid the debate also sparked outrage on the Senate floor.
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Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita faces three new disciplinary charges
The charges stem from Rokita backtracking on statements after he agreed to discipline a first time.
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Anti-DEI bills take heat but pass committee
Indiana lawmakers and constituents debated whether diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts combat or constitute discrimination.
Posted inGovernment
Gov. Braun’s order replaces DEI with ‘MEI’
Indiana Democrats criticized the move to “merit, excellence and innovation” as regressive.
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Senate Democrats elect new minority leader after more sexual harassment accusations
Sen. Shelli Yoder, of Bloomington, will be the next leader of the ten-member caucus.
Posted inHealth
Seniors, disabled Hoosiers and children all on Medicaid waitlists
Low-income parents seeking child care services will now be put on a waiting list for Indiana Medicaid vouchers, adding to existing waitlists.
Posted inGovernment
New poll: Most Indiana residents want legal marijuana
Bull State University’s Hoosier Survey revealed Indiana residents’ top three policy priorities headed into the new year: school safety, public safety and health care.
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Electricity and energy costs continue to grow in Indiana
Energy costs — and CEO paychecks — remain high even as average Hoosiers struggle to pay bills, according to a new report.
