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Indiana finished recounting three close primary races, but legal challenges — including a voter subpoena request — are still ahead.
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Who & What: July 10, 2026
Governor Mike Braun's gas tax holiday reaches $533M price tag. Two more Natural Resources Commission members resign. Purdue University is seeking public input in search for next president.
Who & What: July 9, 2026
New utility commissioner could vote on AES Indiana rate case. Recount process almost done for Indiana's close primary races. Purdue survey shows most farmers see little value in AI. IU partners to preserve Black history across Indiana.
Who & What: July 8, 2026
Democrats running in nearly all Indiana legislative races while GOP not challenging 20 House seats. Indiana Supreme Court blocks release of abortion reports. Advocates fear new Medicaid work requirements will cut coverage for many.
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Maureen Braun has taken on the Dolly Parton Imagination Library's funding after its loss of funding from the state. -
Assistant Superintendent Brandon Bitting will continue in his role during the next school year, working alongside Barker.
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Purdue's board is seeking input on the search for its next president after the unexpected exit of Mung Chiang. -
A nominating committee has narrowed 25 applicants to 12 candidates for Gov. Mike Braun to consider for an Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission vacancy, -
The petition asks regulators to review a $71 million rate increase for the power company, arguing it didn’t fully weigh affordability in its decision last month.
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