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Hoosiers defying expectations at midway point
Indiana was picked to finish 17th in the 18-team Big Ten before the season but has already won as many conference games as it did in the last three seasons combined.
Democratic candidates in a red state, Hamas attack anniversary, U.S. House Dist. 9 | Indiana Newsdesk
Indiana Democrats face an uphill battel every election cycle especially in deep red rural areas. Pro-Israeli and pro-Palestine groups gathered separately to mark the one year anniversary since Hamas’ attack. And we continue our series of interviews with candidates in next month's general election.
What is Indiana's role in tackling climate change? Governor candidates share their thoughts
The Republican candidate, U.S. Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.), has built a reputation as one of the few Republicans in the Senate advocating for climate solutions.
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All three candidates for governor want change in Indiana's economic development strategy
All three talk about greater support for small businesses.
In Indiana's reddest districts, rural Dems still put up a fight
Of 100 seats in the Indiana statehouse, Democrats are only running in 75. Despite that, they still hope to break Republicans' 70 seat supermajority in the statehouse.
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Haunted houses, horror movies, trick-or-treat: Upcoming Halloween events
Residents are celebrating the spooky season throughout October.
Indiana Farm Bureau outlines 2025 legislative priorities
Property tax and water rights issues will be at the forefront of INFB's lobbying efforts next year.
Some Democrats are still hesitant to vote for Harris, citing the crisis in Gaza
Vice President Harris faces continued criticism from some inside her own party about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. How are protest voters that showed up in Democratic primary elections feeling now?
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McCormick expands plans to advance reproductive rights as governor
Reproductive rights have been a centerpiece of Democrat Jennifer McCormick’s gubernatorial campaign since she launched it on May 4, 2023.
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IDOE opens feedback on second draft for new high school diplomas proposal
This will be the last public comment period before the IDOE develops its final plan.
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