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Monday morning at 11, an Opening Day look ahead to this year's initiatives in the Statehouse.
In November, Indiana casinos brought in the lowest single-month revenue since 2008, in part because of competition from neighboring states.
Same-sex marriage is already illegal in Indiana, but legislators are seeking to strengthen the ban by including it in the state's constitution.
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce announced Monday its 2013 legislative priorities, including protecting education reform and tightening unemployment benefits.
A study committee approved Wednesday the recommendations it is making to the legislature regarding an overhaul of the state's criminal code.
Representative Ralph Foley and Senator Richard Bray have led the legislature’s work on criminal code evaluation for years, but both are retiring this fall.
The General Assembly passed legislation authorizing the state Fire Prevention and Building Safety Commission to develop temporary stage equipment regulations.
The finding could affect sentencing reform efforts in the Statehouse.
If a number of schools in a single district fail, Bennett says the state’s takeover model may be expandable.
Several key members of the legislature are retiring this year, including two from the House Ways and Means Committee.
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