The complex would contain affordable housing.
Category: Government
Posted inGovernment
Indy is getting more federal money to address homelessness
The Damien Center, which helps LGBTQ+ people, is one of the groups that will benefit.
Posted inGovernment
We followed a dozen bills this legislative session. Here’s what happened to them.
The Indiana General Assembly considered bills about the Blue Line, downtown, birth control, schools and the environment.
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Indiana lawmakers drop proposal to allow chaplains in public schools
Critics said the measure would have violated the First Amendment.
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‘Faith has always paired with action’: First-term city-county councilor Perkins talks religion and priorities
Bethel Cathedral AME Church pastor says his focus is on public safety and education.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana Election Commission removed three Indianapolis candidates from the May primary ballot
Their removals will result in even fewer contested primaries in Marion County.
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House Republicans bring back language from a dead bill protecting some ‘forever chemicals’ from regulation
Language from a bill killed in committee last month returns in an unrelated bill regulating onsite sewage systems.
Posted inHealth
Indiana lawmakers pass controversial birth control bill that excludes IUDs
Some Democrats and Republicans opposed House Bill 1426 — but for different reasons.
Posted inEducation
Civil rights leaders say higher ed bill would negatively impact Black faculty, students
Indiana’s tenure legislation mirrors a Florida law that also established post-tenure reviews.
Posted inHealth
What you need to know about Indiana’s controversial birth control bill
House Bill 1426 was stripped of IUDs. Here’s what could happen next.
