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Although New York and Indiana have voluntary intoxication laws, there’s a difference between the law on the books and the way it’s applied.
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Photos provided by campaignsDemocrat Beau Bayh and Republican Max Engling each face controversies over campaign fundraising
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Maya Monsalve/WFIU/WTIU NEWSWonderLab Museum was awarded $208,500 for its youth outreach programs.
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Ethan Sandweiss/WFIU/WTIU NewsThe provost role used to serve as the leader of the campus, but now primarily handles academic affairs after the creation of the chancellor role in 2024.
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Mayor Ferdon on removal of the low-head dam: "What they thought would take five or six days, they did in two and a half, and it certainly has changed the flow of the river." -
Early voting begins 28 days prior to the election and ends at noon the day before the election. -
The commission is now seeking proposals from architectural firms.
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Dajhon Lee Branson-Orellana faces four charges including aggravated battery posing a substantial risk of death, a level three felony.
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The goal is to generate more public buy-in and reduce moratoriums on new projects.
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Case managers started using the interRAI algorithm in January to determine who is eligible for Medicaid waivers for intermediate care, a process known as level-of-care assessments.
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Estimates suggest as many as 12% of current HIP members are at risk of losing coverage when the agency begins enforcement of Medicaid work requirements for new and existing members on Jan. 1, 2027. -
Indiana voters this November will get to vote on two public questions. -
Hundreds of women remain on waitlists for spots in programs across the state. -
Indiana has sold nearly 400,000 blackout license plates since 2025. Gov. Mike Braun says it will bring nearly $13 million back to the BMV. -
Indiana’s test gets tougher as they prepare for an undefeated Nebraska team with the threat of the Buckeyes looming. -
Workers are replacing the existing traffic signal and making curb ramp improvements, according to a press release. -
The grievance is tied to the attorney general’s personal jet ski transaction and is the latest flashpoint in his fight with disciplinary officials. -
Polling figures show Republican nominee Max Engling and Democrat Beau Bayh within a few percentage points of each other and far ahead of Lincoln Party candidate Greg Ballard and Libertarian Lauri Shillings. -
Schools across the state can opt to use the tip line, which is monitored around-the-clock, at no cost. -
Marion County election officials approved a new protocol for poll workers if federal law enforcement agents appear at voting centers.
