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Immigrants are being swamped with social media rumors about possible raids

People without legal status in the U.S. are fearful about ramped up immigration enforcement. But when they check social media for immigration news, they're also likely to see false alarms and hoaxes.

The rally also responded to a recent executive order signed by President Donald Trump that seeks to ban gender-affirming care for minors nationally.

LGBTQ+ Day at the Statehouse responds to Trump executive order, calls for support

Advocates and LGBTQ+ Hoosiers gathered at the Statehouse Thursday to share resources and call attention to a measure to walk back Indiana’s gender-affirming care ban for transgender youth.

A recent FDA rule allows anyone to market, sell, distribute and advertise over-the-counter hearing aids. But the bill clarifies that only people who are properly trained, like audiologists and hearing aid dealers, would be allowed to “fit” over-the-counter hearing aids for customers.

Lawmakers hope to close telehealth gap for hard-of-hearing Hoosiers

Speech-language pathology assistants help in the assessment and treatment of disorders related to voice, fluency, speech and language.

Senate Bill 463 would also set limits on staff-to-child ratios and group sizes in licensed child care facilities and add a representative of an out-of-school-time program to the membership of the early learning advisory committee.

Committee advances bill to expand employer tax credits for taking on child care costs

Child care-related turnover and absenteeism causes a significant impact on Hoosier employers, according to the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.

Weight loss is one of the few visible signs of chronic wasting disease.

Deer farmers want to use genetics to address chronic wasting disease in Senate bill

A Senate bill, SB 32, aims to make Indiana’s deer more genetically resilient to chronic wasting disease. It’s an incurable illness in deer that causes neurological problems, much like mad cow disease.

Duke Energy gets state OK for rate increase

Duke Energy serves nearly 900,000 customers in Indiana.

Sorority Sigma Delta Tau placed on cease and desist

This is the first organization to receive disciplinary action this year.

Image of the Tilton Farmland in Nashville, Indiana

Proposed festival site in Brown County not moving forward

A proposed festival site in Brown County is no longer moving forward.

Construction should be completed in early March.

Work resumes Monday on State Road 45/46 bypass

Workers will install highway lighting and signage to complete work started last spring.

Q&A: OpenAI on rival DeepSeek and partnering with the government

OpenAI — the company behind ChatGPT and a big part of Stargate — is partnering with the U.S. National Laboratories. NPR's Mary Louise Kelly spoke with OpenAI's Chris LeHane, here are the highlights.

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