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The state wants to continue using the Healthy Indiana Plan, or HIP, as its health insurance program for low-income Hoosiers not covered by Medicaid.
The federal government has given South Central Indiana a prestigious American Viticultural Area designation.
It’s unclear exactly how much money the government will trim from the military budget over the next ten years.
WellCare Health Plans Inc.has reached a deal with nine states and the federal government over fraud allegations.
The Bloomington City Council decided in August to lower the speed limit on neighborhood roads since a federal mandate required signs to be replaced.
US Attorney Joseph Hogsett said Indiana has developed a reputation where it is easy to gain possession of a weapon through illegal means.
There was some danger that programs administered by the state, but paid for mostly by the federal government would be hurt by failing to raise the debt ceiling
Since the early 1960’s the debt ceiling has been raised more than 70 times. So why is this time such a concern?
The health care exchange is intended to function as a tool for consumers to learn about their health care options and make more informed decisions.
"The last month, all of us have put the political pressure on. All of Indiana's congressmen--both senators--have endorsed the project."
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