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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.
How Indiana decides to implement the healthcare law could significantly affect farmers, who often have a hard time getting affordable insurance.
The Indiana Symphony Orchestra locked out the orchestra's musicians after union negotiations failed.
Gregg says a hybrid system, in which the state and federal government co-run the exchange is the best option that will help reduce the state’s costs.
Some employers are already charging different rates to smokers. Labor leaders say they worry about a trend where many health habits are legislated against.
City leaders are expecting a "suprisingly strong" 2013 budget.
More than 30 employees have left the city's employ, resulting in more than $1 million in savings.
RBB is considering eliminating personnel to balance its budget.
The delay comes after officials expressed concern that the policy change would keep many kids from getting vaccinated for the upcoming school year.
The new health care law would greatly expand Medicaid, much of which is funded by the state.
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