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Redistricting bill dies in Indiana Senate
Senators voted 31-19 to reject Donald Trump’s demands for new congressional maps.
Braun report identifies 350 examples of DEI in state government
An executive order by Gov. Mike Braun gave agencies until July 1 to review and identify DEI in their policies.
Public can comment on proposed BMV rule to ban gender marker changes
The rule seeks to comply with an executive order issued by Gov. Mike Braun earlier this year.
Indiana measles outbreak ends, Allen County says
Eight cases were reported near Fort Wayne, but none since April 21.
Watch: How will Indiana lawmakers and the state budget impact you?
From Mirror Indy’s studio, Arika Herron of Axios recaps what you need to know.
Indiana must upskill 82,000 workers a year to meet job demands, report finds
Indiana faces a workforce shortage and a decline in skilled talent, according to a new report from Ivy Tech Community College.
Gov. Mike Braun demands disclosure by state-affiliated nonprofits
A new executive order seems to target the Indiana Economic Development Foundation, which has paid for virtually all the international travel for prior governors on economic development trips.
Students get automatic admission to Indiana public colleges with new diploma
Students will be automatically accepted to all seven of the state’s public colleges and universities if they complete advanced courses and work experiences to earn Indiana’s new Enrollment Honors Plus diploma.
These Indy business owners are feeling the effects of DEI opposition
A program meant to prevent discrimination against INDOT contractors is in jeopardy.


