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Immigration Reform And Its Impact On Indiana
State lawmakers say putting the “ag-gag” bill in a summer study committee could help pass the measure after dying on the final day of the 2013 session.
St. Vincent Health officials say the restructuring is due to lower budget volumes and a decrease in reimbursements resulting mainly from Obama Care.
The list includes three newly formed committees focusing on the Common Core curriculum standards, central Indiana mass transit, and school safety.
Some of Indiana’s top political figures gathered at the Statehouse Thursday to honor the public service of the late Governor Otis Bowen.
State legislative leaders say they’re looking for answers behind recent problems with ISTEP testing that disrupted the exams of thousands of Hoosier students.
Both sides say they think the lawyering done in John Myers' second trial was better than the first one, and the judge says he has an idea how he'll rule.
The full General Assembly will meet this summer to consider overriding one of Governor Mike Pence’s vetoes.
The $5 million will be used for job training and a program offering free career certifications and high school equivalency degrees.
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