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Indiana’s unemployment rate has been unchanged for five months, holding steady at 3.5 percent. That’s according to recently updated numbers from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The Family and Social Services Administration proposed cuts to a program that supports care for children with disabilities in response to a $1 billion shortfall. Indiana’s lieutenant governor and families of medically complex children are calling for FSSA to pause the implementation of the cuts.
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The Indiana House narrowly approved a bill Thursday that will limit when some school tax referendums can be presented to voters.
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Lawmakers want to create more transparency around health care ownership using a searchable database. A new bill would require health care companies to disclose their owners in a report to the Indiana Department of Health.
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A bill that would have eliminated the statute of limitations for all sex crimes in Indiana was significantly scaled back by a Senate committee Tuesday.
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While Indiana’s voter registration and participation numbers have improved in the last couple of statewide election cycles, the state continues to fall further behind the rest of the country.
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A bill that would change the definition of toxic PFAS to exclude chemicals Indiana manufacturers want to continue using passed the House on Tuesday.
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Indiana needs more nursing school graduates to meet the state’s current health care needs, but nursing schools say they don’t have enough faculty. A House committee passed a bill that would remove the clinical experience requirement for instructors to help meet those needs.
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Sexual violence survivors told lawmakers Tuesday why they should support a bill that would eliminate the statute of limitations for all sex crimes.