The commission will review proposals in the coming months to alleviate barriers to early college access.
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Posted inGovernment
Indiana State Police seeks nearly $30M federal grant tied to immigration enforcement
The application seeks money for vehicles, covert cameras and cellular-location tools.
Posted inPolicy & Impact
How Greg Ballard’s secretary of state run could expand Indiana ballot access
Republican candidate Max Engling criticizes new party over lack of policy agenda and unclear process for picking future candidates.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana BMV plans mobile driver’s license
Hoosiers will have the option to use a mobile driver’s license for age, identity verification.
Posted inGovernment
FEMA chief wants ‘timely support’ for Indiana storm-damage recovery
About 30,000 applications submitted for state assistance grants of up to $5,000, with payments expected to start going out this week.
Posted inArts & Culture
Indiana Humanities takes over National History Day program
The nonprofit will oversee the student competition after the Indiana Historical Society ended its longtime sponsorship.
Posted inHealth
Lawmakers study Indiana’s sexual assault response
The Interim Study Committee on Public Health, Behavioral Health and Human Services met in House chambers Tuesday to hear testimony on the topic.
Posted inGovernment
Indiana lawmakers looking at license plate cameras amid growing privacy worries
Public backlash over such cameras is intensifying, but Indiana law says little about use of the technology.
Posted inGovernment
Trump approves major disaster declaration for 21 Indiana counties after deadly storms
Eleven counties also qualify for federal aid covering emergency work and repairs to disaster-damaged public facilities.
Posted inGovernment
Two Indiana secretary of state debates planned
The race for secretary of state is one of the Indiana’s most closely watched contests, featuring candidates representing four different political parties.
