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  • Marion County adopts protocol for federal agents appearing at polling places. Political polls show that the Indiana Secretary of State race is tight. Tip line for bullying, school safety concerns to launch in Indiana.
  • Indiana makes nearly $13M from blackout license plates, plans to reinvest. Estimates from the Indiana FSSA say 58-thousand Hoosiers insured through HIP are not in compliance with federal Medicaid work rules set to take effect next year. Gov. Braun wants Indiana hunters to participate in an annual program to feed hungry Hoosiers.
  • Indiana makes nearly $13M from blackout license plates, plans to reinvest. Estimates from the Indiana FSSA say 58-thousand Hoosiers insured through HIP are not in compliance with federal Medicaid work rules set to take effect next year.
  • Former Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann endorses Lincoln Party candidate Greg Ballard. Muncie City Council votes no on “In God We Trust” vehicle decal proposal Monday night.
  • Sec. of State candidates debate election security, office integrity and voter turnout. A new statewide initiative aims to find out how to create more vibrant communities.
  • Sec. of State candidates debate election security, office integrity and voter turnout. A new statewide initiative aims to find out how to create more vibrant communities. Endorsements for Secretary of State candidates roll in ahead of November mid-terms.
  • Allen County Sherrif Troy Hershberger accepts the resignation of Cpl. Ben Fries. Indiana voters weigh in on potential changes to the state constitution. Google announces plans to build a data center southwest of Indianapolis.
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  • The Fort Wayne Youtheatre performs adaptations of "The Tell-Tale Heart" and "The Masque of the Red Death" as part of its 2024 "Halloween Tales" offering.
  • The WBOI content team looks back at some of its best and most popular stories and projects from the last year.
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