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Legislation requiring local governments to prioritize protection of monuments, statues and commemorative property is likely a reaction to 2020's Black Lives Matter protests.

Indiana Union Membership At Two-Decade Low, Leaders Say Pandemic May Change That

In 2000, almost 1 in 5 employed Hoosiers were members of a labor union. But new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates fewer than 1 in 10 workers were union members in 2020.

Outgoing Indiana Democratic Party Chair John Zody.

Outgoing Indiana Democratic Party Chair Appointed As Bloomington HAND Director

Bloomington's mayor has appointed John Zody as the city's next Housing and Neighborhood Development Department (HAND) Director.

The NWS expects around two inches of snow Sunday evening.

Up To 5 More Inches Of Snow Expected By Tuesday Morning

A winter weather advisory is in effect until 7:00 a.m. Tuesday morning for most of the southern parts of the state.

A man installing solar panels on a roof.

Solar Advocates Hope Indiana Will Extend Higher Net Metering Rates Before They Expire

Four years ago, Indiana passed a law to slowly decrease the amount solar customers get for energy they generate — from the higher retail rate to the lower wholesale rate.

Schools will be able to use the new emergency funding to help pay for a wider range of purchases, including facility upgrades to improve air quality and reduce the risk of virus transmission inside classrooms.

CARES 2.0: How Much New Federal Emergency Funding Is Coming To Indiana Schools

Indiana schools will have more than $881 million available starting next month to help pay for the ongoing fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic as part of the latest round of emergency federal funding.

Pandemic Driving Up Demand For Used Cars In Indiana

Lower interest rates and a dwindling supply of new cars fueled a used car buying Frenzy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Legislation would establish a pilot program that allows four highway work zone speed cameras around the state.

Highway Work Zone Speed Cameras Approved By House Committee

Indiana could put speed cameras in highway work zones under legislation unanimously approved by a House committee Monday.

COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to increase with 1,138 Hoosiers hospitalized due to the virus.

IDOH Reports Lowest Number Of COVID-19 Cases In Nearly Four Months

The Indiana Department of Health reported Monday 1,065 new COVID-19 cases — the lowest single-day caseload reported since Oct. 5.

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