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The district is expecting a cumulative $18 million loss over six years if state legislation is passed.
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Northeast Indiana Now: March 26, 2025
FWCS board approves position cuts amid expected funding loss. Superior judge blocks IDOH from releasing abortion records. Lawmakers push for better cybersecurity policies.
Northeast Indiana Now: March 25, 2025
Letter carriers protest postal privatization in Fort Wayne. "Third house forum" explained. Widely-approved bill to set aside child care vouchers for foster families.
Northeast Indiana Now: March 24, 2025
Local organization hosts "empty chair" town hall. House bill to set aside supplemental teacher pay from collective bargaining. Kara Hackett shares the week's events.
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“Education is a state and local responsibility,” Indiana Gov. Mike Braun said. “I support President Trump’s bold action to return education to where it belongs and to put parents in the driver’s seat of their children’s education.” -
Two days after the Hoosiers were left out of the NCAA Tournament, the Hoosiers announced they had hired former Drake and West Virginia coach Darian DeVries. -
The new data from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development does not take into account the thousands of federal jobs axed by the Trump administration in the weeks since he took office.
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A Senate committee passed a measure to ban transgender women from competing in collegiate athletics. Democrats proposed several amendments to pull back or clarify the measure — all failed along party lines. -
Advocates say the state won’t invite new people off the waitlist until previous invitations have been declined or rescinded. -
The author said it would allow Indiana to use federal clean energy grants to fund natural gas and propane projects. But environmental groups have said that's unlikely — because most federal grant programs don’t define it that way.
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