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    An anti-abortion group asks the ISC to step into a fight over abortion records. The state is considering options to execute people on death row. A law defining sex and gender would clamp down on birth records, schools and prisons.
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    A Fort Wayne foundation has changed its name. Ball State economist explains tariff impacts on U.S. economy. Indiana Senate advances bell-to-bell school cellphone limits despite bipartisan concerns.
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    Allen County judge announces retirement. Lawmakers are again trying to dissolve some township governments in Indiana. Advocates rally for bills to address Indiana's healthcare affordability crisis.
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    Police search for shooter after Indiana judge, wife shot at home. President Donald Trump targets Republican Indiana State Senate leader Rodric Bray. Indiana Hoosiers defeat Miami in championship game.
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    ISP urge awareness and reporting to help trafficking victims. Lawmakers target homeless encampments. Bill tightens Medicaid and SNAP eligibility to prevent fraud and abuse in Indiana welfare systems.
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    Nuclear power legislation would cut Indiana's oversight from state law. Rezoning decision on Martindale-Brightwood data center delayed. Indiana lawmakers want to restrict kids' social media use.
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    Indivisible NEI met with Young and Banks staff on Venezuela concerns. Agenda change cut public comment, sparking chaos at council. Braun’s State of the State address focused on jobs and affordability.
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    Lawmakers may roll back school cardiac emergency rules. Bill to reshape Indianapolis schools debated at Statehouse. ‘Let-kids-be-kids’ bill clears Indiana House committee with bipartisan support.
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    Fort Wayne's Mayor Tucker clarifies chief of police change as a restructuring. Effort to ban ranked choice voting moves forward at Statehouse. Pork tenderloin may become the state's official sandwich.
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    Area residents gather again to protest I.C.E. Indiana lawmakers push new rules on crypto ATMs amid surge in scams. IU football team advances to championship.