An unwell Sen. Jean Breaux all but gave her official farewell in a statement issued Monday following a months-long absence from the Indiana Statehouse.
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Posted inGovernment
Rokita’s new ‘Eyes on Education’ portal prompts pushback from Indiana school officials
Multiple districts indicated they were not made aware of submissions to the public portal — and that many documents are out of date.
Posted inHealth
ACA enrollment grows as Indiana unwinds Medicaid coverage
This article was originally published by Indiana Capital Chronicle, a Free Press Indiana partner. By Whitney Downard, Indiana Capital Chronicle Hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers recently transferred into the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Health Insurance Marketplace, many of them first-time users of the program. Part of that growth is likely due to Indiana’s unwinding of Medicaid coverage, or the review […]
Posted inEducation
Indiana lawmakers seem unlikely to tackle school consolidation in 2024 session
School officials are additionally pushing back against a new report that calls for small and rural schools to merge.
Posted inGovernment
Bicameral Democrat agenda targets child care, drug prices and more
Indiana Statehouse Democrats from both the Senate and House came together Thursday afternoon to release a bicameral agenda prioritizing child care accessibility, capping drug costs and more in 2024.
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Indiana lawmakers move forward with bills to ban antisemitism, expand workforce training funds
The priority bills draw several hours of testimony at the Statehouse from dozens of Hoosiers.
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Holcomb delivers last, reflective State of the State address
Term-limited Gov. Eric Holcomb delivered his eighth and final State of the State to the General Assembly Tuesday, detailing the accomplishments of his administration and previewing milestones yet-to-come.
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Holcomb lays out agenda focused on education and workforce
The governor wants to take steps to improve K-12 literacy and expand child care voucher eligibility.
Posted inResources
Holcomb promotes workforce training resources
The state offers tuition-free certifications, connections to apprenticeships and college financial aid — as detailed on its ‘One Stop to Start’ website.
Posted inGovernment
Child care legislation coming, but pricey ideas iffy
Advocates are optimistic that interim recommendations will get traction — but ‘I’ve been wrong before,’ one says
