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Legislation would reshape Ivy Tech Community College governance, add workforce-focused board expertise and require research aligning degrees with employer needs.
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Lawmakers have long considered ways to reduce township government. Legislative efforts may finally be set up to pass.
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Students at urban and suburban Indianapolis high schools walked out of class Monday to protest federal immigration enforcement.
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Lawmakers voted against a bill to allow death sentences to be carried out by firing squads. Many lawmakers indicated they opposed death sentences altogether.
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An Indiana bill that originally required schools to post the Ten Commandments in classrooms advanced out of committee Tuesday after lawmakers significantly rewrote it.
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Five people have been formally charged with the shooting of Tippecanoe Superior Court Judge Steven Meyer, including one suspect scheduled to stand trial in Meyer's own courtroom.
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Wide ranging abortion bill moves through Senate. Advocates warn it will have a further chilling effect.
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Indiana lawmakers are considering a ban on homeless encampments for the second year in a row. The Senate Bill would prohibit people from camping in public spaces.
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Police still search for a suspect after an Indiana judge and his wife were found shot at their Lafayette home Sunday. Tippecanoe Superior Court Judge 2 Steve Meyer and wife Kimberly are reported in stable condition.
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Police still search for a suspect after an Indiana judge and his wife were found shot at their Lafayette home Sunday. Tippecanoe Superior Court Judge 2 Steve Meyer and wife Kimberly are reported in stable condition.
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Indiana has no commercial nuclear power plants, according to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Residents of the historically Black neighborhood have pushed back for months against the proposed development from Metrobloks, a California-based data center developer.