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Local leaders say Governor Mike Braun’s proposed property tax reform would cripple their municipal services. Fewer and fewer people are entering the teaching profession. And the Indiana DNR is considering new rules for how many bobcats can be trapped in the state.
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Each report uses the previous month’s preliminary employment data from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, such as the unemployment and labor force participation rates. And even though much of the data in the reports are estimates, they’re often the best available numbers.
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Weekly Statehouse update: Property tax debate, cutting early voting days, civics course controversy
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