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Legislators could act next year to require organizations which wade into election campaigns independently of the candidates to disclose their activities.
A report from The National Institute on Money in State Politics give Indiana a failing grade for disclosure of money spent by outside groups for political ads.
Finances, economic development and legislation passed in the last session of the General Assembly are topics at the meeting.
At last count the Brown County Clerk’s office has verified 93 of the 216 signatures it has received from registered voters.
A summer study committee will attempt to project how much the Department of Corrections will save once the new system is implemented.
The Indianapolis Marion County City-County Council approved a proposal which creates a study commission on the effects of the homestead tax credit.
Governor Mike Pence signed a bill that eliminates the at-large seats on the Indianapolis Marion County City-County Council.
Monsanto sued Indiana farmer Vernon Bowman for patent infringement in 2007. The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Bowman infringed on Monsanto's rights.
There have been an unprecedented number of appeals by Bartholomew County residents over property taxes.
More than 100 people currently live in the former hotel, which is now owned by the Terre Haute Housing Authority
The proposal would create a "No Solicitation Zone" which would ban panhandling of any kind in downtown Indianapolis.
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