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Both the House and Senate voted overwhelmingly to override the veto of a bill correcting a tax issue in two Indiana counties.
The veto overrides a bill that would retroactively authorize income taxes in Jackson and Pulaski counties.
Officials say the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute will be the first of its kind in the nation.
The governor says the new standards would damage the state’s energy future.
Some of Indiana’s top political figures gathered at the Statehouse Thursday to honor the public service of the late Governor Otis Bowen.
Children are setting up lemonade stands Saturday in in Indianapolis, Elkhart, Fort Wayne, Lafayette and Bloomington.
Former Indiana Governor Otis Bowen, who also served as the Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Ronald Reagan, died Saturday.
The Indianapolis Power and Light Company plant is expected to be complete by 2017.
The deal includes a 5 percent tax cut over the next three years and allocates hundreds of millions of dollars to education and roads funding.
The bills create regional works councils and a state career council to improve career education in Indiana schools.
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