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IU Experts Comment On Nuclear Deal With Iran
Experts from Indiana University’s School of Global and International Studies weighed in on the United States’ nuclear deal with Iran last night.
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, September 9, 2015
According to a 2014 report from the Public Consulting Group says Indiana needs to step up its help for veterans returning home from combat.
State Will Offer Help To Guide Hoosiers Through Tax Amnesty
Hoosiers who owe delinquent taxes will soon have a way to avoid paying interest, penalties and other fees.
How Will Indiana Pay For Infrastructure Projects?
Officials have warned for years that increased fuel efficiency is reducing gas tax revenues. Those revenues have traditionally paid for road maintenance.
Gov. Pence Signs Letter To Obama Opposing Iran Nuclear Deal
Congress is expected to vote on the deal later this week.
Ex-Speedway Fire Chief Can Keep Pension Despite Charges
Even after the scheduled guilty plea later this month of Speedway's former fire chief, the state will still be funding his retirement.
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Replacing stop lights with roundabouts has saved the city of Carmel and its residents nearly $200,000 per year.
IUFB Head Coach Says No Recent Events Caused Suspensions
IU officials still aren't saying specifics on nine football players' suspensions.
Indiana Labor Force Growth Fastest In Midwest, State Says
The state reached historic peak employment levels in July — levels not seen since March 2000.
NLRB Ruling Could Change What It Means To Be An Employee
A recent National Labor Relations Board ruling could change what it means to be an employee.
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