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Republican gubernatorial candidates differentiate themselves over economic development
Economic development was the only real issue that separated the major Republican candidates for governor at a forum Thursday.
Messmer jumps into 8th Congressional District race
His news release said as a state lawmaker he was worked to create high-paying jobs and maintain fiscal responsibility.
Holcomb declares solidarity with Texas border strategy
The governors said they support Texas’ use of “every tool and strategy” — including razor wire fences — “to secure the border.” And they attacked U.S. President Joe Biden’s handling of the migrant influx.
Remains found at a central Indiana estate are those of a man who has been missing since 1993
Authorities said Thursday the remains recovered in 1996 at the Fox Hollow Farm estate of Herbert Baumeister were found to match Manuel Resendez.
Sundance Festival breakthroughs of 2024: Here are 14 new films to look forward to
The 40th edition of the Sundance Film Festival included a satisfying mix of independent film stalwarts like Steven Soderbergh and Richard Linklater — plus plenty of bold new voices, too.
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Report: Colts executive called 911, concerned that owner Jim Irsay had congestive heart failure
Carmel police officers Police officers wrote they found the 64-year-old Irsay unresponsive, breathing and with a bluish skin tone, according to a police report.
Three Indiana school officials arrested in alleged $44M virtual enrollment fraud
The officials had an incentive to report as many students as possible to the state education department because Indiana funds schools based on enrollment.
Senate committee debates fiscal impacts of third grade reading bill, passes it to full chamber
Senate Bill 1 proposes retaining more students who don’t pass the state’s reading exam by the end of third grade.
Digitally-altered campaign materials must use disclaimer under House-approved bill
Campaign materials that digitally alter or artificially generate a candidate or elected official’s appearance, speech or conduct without their consent would now have to include a disclaimer under legislation unanimously approved by the House Thursday.
EPA approves construction permit for controversial carbon storage project
The permit will allow Wabash Valley Resources to secure financing for the project and start construction on the injection wells.
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