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Indiana lawmakers and the federal government are tightening SNAP rules at the same time, and public health officials warn the combined effect will push more people off the program.
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Who & What: July 13, 2026
Allen County Fire and EMS District finalized, begins operation in January. Indiana families dropped from SNAP as state and federal changes collide. A committee narrows the candidates for vacant seat on the IURC.
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.
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Democrats filled seven such vacancies for Indiana House seats, giving them candidates for 97 of the 100 seats.Republicans added two candidates, which left 20 current Democratic legislators without a GOP challenger, according to filings with the Indiana Election Division . -
Mayor Sharon Tucker urged residents to show respect for human life.
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Weeks after saying he hates Islam, Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is now calling for a ban on calls to prayer. Muslim groups say it’s clear religious bigotry. -
Most Indiana counties may find mosquitos infected by the virus this year. -
Zionsville police are investigating a suspected hate-motivated arson after a fire damaged a former downtown Zionsville business Friday morning.
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