Conversation about the bill boils down to whether maligning the state of Israel should be considered antisemitic under law.
Category: Government
Posted inHealth
Indiana birth control bill is stripped of IUDs after anti-abortion group met with lawmakers
A bipartisan bill that sailed through the House is now drawing criticism from medical professionals and Senate Democrats.
Posted inGovernment
Lawmakers preserve Indy downtown district but delay vote on Blue Line bill
State lawmakers held lengthy discussions about two bills targeting Indianapolis.
Posted inGovernment
Fact-checking State Sen. Aaron Freeman on the Blue Line’s dedicated lanes
The state lawmaker says dedicated lanes weren’t part of the discussion. The public record says otherwise.
Posted inGovernment
‘A culture of suspicion’: Indiana bill would pit students against professors, critics say
Senate Bill 202 proposes higher ed reforms aimed to make college campuses more friendly to conservatives.
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With new chief, activists hope to repair ‘fractured relationship’ with IMPD
Black activists are hopeful the new police chief will address an increase in police shootings that primarily impacted people of color.
Posted inGovernment
Q&A: New IMPD chief addresses police shootings, low staffing, violent crimes
Chris Bailey worked his way up to chief of police after starting on patrol in 1999.
Posted inGovernment
Here’s what the Indiana AG said about making changes to the ‘Eyes on Education’ tip line
The portal names 13 school districts and one university, and includes complaints with links to photos, screenshots, or presentation materials.
Posted inGovernment
Holcomb signs bill that erodes Indiana wetlands protections
Gov. Eric Holcomb has signed House Bill 1383, which weakens environmental protections for the state’s wetlands.
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Marion County voters have no choice in May’s primary election for most state races
Candidates for many Marion County districts won’t face competition in the primary election.
