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  • Court rejects ACLU challenge to Indiana halt on birth record gender changes. Employers say they need more skilled, educated Hoosier workers. Eight federal death row inmates moved from Terre Haute.
  • Thousands rally in Allen County for second No Kings protest. Purdue staff distribute thousands of special edition copies of The Exponent. Henry County delays data center rezoning vote near Knightstown.
  • Zach and Victoria recap the final week of high school football's regular season, before catching up on tennis, soccer, and volleyball tournaments. We close with notes on the Colts, Pacers, and more.
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  • The ACLU is suing Indiana State University. New workforce program reimburses employers who upskill, promote workers. The Midwest has new neighbors-armadillos.
  • Allen County approves vote centers. More frequent wildfires put Hoosiers' health at risk. The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus brings its statewide town hall tour to South Bend.
  • Zach and Victoria recap an exciting high school football game, look ahead to Week 5, and catch up on girls' golf. We close with notes on the Fever playoff run, the 2-0 Colts, and more.
  • Indiana tax revenue collections outpace expectations two months into the new fiscal year. Special-Ed students received more than twice the number of suspensions per student than peers last year.
  • The ACLU of Indiana and Exodus Refugee Immigration push back against A.G. Todd Rokita's investigation into Exodus. Indiana's unemployment rate continues to outperform the national average.
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