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Indiana cities will be largely blocked from regulating rental properties after state lawmakers voted Wednesday to override the governor’s veto of the prohibition.

Legislation to allow pregnant women to ask employers for accommodations at work was heard in the Indiana House on Tuesday, but critics say it’s too weak and doesn’t actually change anything.

The measure is in response to the city removing tents from Seminary Park, where people were sleeping overnight.

The new map rolls back on R4 zoning by about 75%.

Anti-death penalty advocates are turning up the pressure on President Biden to abolish the federal death penalty.

High school courses in areas like culinary arts and cosmetology could lose state funding if a budget proposal from Republican lawmakers passes.

It is difficult to measure whether students are actually present in class throughout the day for not all teachers ask their students to have their cameras on. Students could easily sign in for attendance and turn their cameras off.

Indiana announced Wednesday it will soon open up a new emergency rental assistance program for Hoosiers in need.

Indiana state health officials say cancellations because of the recent snowstorms have caused a delay in expanding eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine.