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The Indiana Senate advanced SB 442 Tuesday. It would require school boards or charter authorizers to approve all instruction materials related to human sexuality and post those materials to the school’s website by July 1.
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Medicaid recipients in Indiana could have more access to birth control under legislation passed by a House committee. However, advocates said an amendment limits people’s options to just a few birth control methods.
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This session’s major property tax reform legislation underwent a complete overhaul in a Senate committee Tuesday.
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The 1917 structure at 212 and 216 S. Michigan St. in downtown South Bend has sat vacant for years. The city has yet to announce its plans for the building.
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A House committee approved legislation that would bolster existing programs to “divert” people away from more expensive Medicaid programs.
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The billboards will go up at three South Bend intersections for a week starting Monday, Feb. 17.
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Elkhart County’s economy is set to receive a boost as two major swimming and diving tournaments take place at Elkhart Health & Aquatics in the coming months.
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Family recovery courts address the underlying issue of substance use in certain cases, but some lawmakers worry the funding for these programs is unstable. A House committee approved legislation to create a fund for the nearly two dozen family recovery courts serving Indiana.
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The city of Elkhart says the River District's growing housing density, combined with big events at the Aquatic Center, is making parking hard to find in the city's core.
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A House committee unanimously advanced a bill Monday that aims to address Indiana’s road funding needs — but not before eliminating multiple provisions that would have generated new revenue.
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Indiana school board races would become partisan under a bill advanced by a Senate committee Monday — stoking fears of politicizing school board elections.
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Kent Fulmer visits with Ryan Szklarek, Vice President of the RV and Manufactured Housing Hall of Fame.