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U.S. Supreme Court upholds ban on TikTok unless it’s sold as deadline nears
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday left in place a law that would ban TikTok, the social media app that has raised national ...
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‘Babies in the budget’ advocates push paid leave, newborn tax credit proposals
Advocates gathered at the Statehouse to declare paid leave and newborn tax credit bills as good for babies, their families ...
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Sagamore of the Wabash gets a workout in Holcomb’s finale
Everywhere I looked last week, people were receiving the Sagamore of the Wabash award from outgoing Gov. Eric Holcomb.
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GOP-backed bill to increase oversight of Indiana water projects gets early support in committee
Early reactions were mostly positive to a GOP-backed bill that seeks to increase oversight of water withdrawal projects ...
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Governor’s budget would trim 5% across agencies
Gov. Mike Braun directed his cabinet secretaries to find 5% savings across their agencies for his first biennium budget.
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‘Squatter’ bill, harm reduction policies bring advocates to Indiana Statehouse
"Care not Cuffs" advocates at the Indiana Statehouse warned that a "squatter" bill would hurt homeless Hoosiers.
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Panel advances 15-and-under social media ban
Despite their reservations, lawmakers largely united to advance legislation banning underage social media use.
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New executive orders seek to ‘deregulate’ Indiana agencies, force state workers back to offices
Nine executive orders were released Wednesday by Gov. Mike Braun, largely seeking to "deregulate" state government.
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Indiana lawmakers seek to increase penalties for ‘street takeovers,’ ban use of radio jammers
After a failed attempt in 2024, Indiana lawmakers are reviving efforts to get tough on street takeovers, also known as ...
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Braun sworn in as Indiana’s 52nd governor
Mike Braun was sworn in as the state's 52nd governor on Monday before hundreds of Hoosiers in downtown Indianapolis.
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ABA and the Medicaid budget — what’s next for therapy for children with autism
Some children with autism spectrum disorder benefit from ABA services, but a new proposal would limit Medicaid reimbursements ...
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Eight Indiana coal sites offer ‘intriguing opportunities’ for nuclear plants, per new Purdue study
A new Purdue study showed that eight current or former coal sites across Indiana could serve as new nuclear opportunities.