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Indiana has $353 million surplus after three months
Through August, Indiana collected $353 million more in revenue than the current budget needs. That’s ahead of where the state was a year ago, and it finished the last fiscal year with $3 billion more than its budget plan.
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IU unveils a new seven-year strategic plan for all campuses
The established framework aims to be inclusive, involving students, faculty and staff on all campuses.
Indiana abortion clinics see patients amid legal changes
With Indiana’s abortion ban temporarily on hold — paired with a judge’s Sept. 14 blocking of an Ohio ban on nearly all abortions — Women’s Med and other Indiana abortion clinics resumed seeing patients on Friday.
Bryant’s big first half lifts Cincinnati over Indiana 45-24
Ben Bryant passed for 314 of his 354 yards in the first half with a career-high four touchdowns, and Tyler Scott had career-highs with 185 receiving yards and three TDs, as Cincinnati defeated Indiana 45-24 on Saturday.
Workers strike for higher wages at Elkhart piping manufacturer
From the picket line Friday, workers said they were striking for a wage increase that would account for rising health insurance costs after the company’s final 2-year contract proposal included a 50-cent raise.
Jury finds Purdue retaliated against student who alleged assault
A jury found Friday that Purdue University violated due process and treated a student differently because she was a woman after she came forward with assault allegations against a fraternity member.
New program tracks Bloomington's carbon footprint
The “Zero In Bloomington” initiative is a website where residents can register and track their actions in becoming carbon neutral.
Bloomington council delays redistricting: should students be guaranteed a seat?
One member is urging rejection of the commission’s proposed map in favor of a new district with only IU students.
Abortion ban blocked, extreme heat laws, special education funding | Indiana Newsdesk
A judge blocks Indiana’s abortion ban, high heat days are dangerous for farm workers, and Indiana is allotting $10 million to help pay for special education services. These stories and more on Indiana Newsdesk.
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