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Dems' Road Funding Plan Dies, GOP Plan Goes To House
The House GOP plan would raise the gas tax to help generate long-term revenue for road funding.
Lawmakers Debating Adding Transgender To Civil Rights Bill
Senate Bill 344 provides lesbian, gay and bisexual Hoosiers with protection from discrimination, but wouldn't extend those protections to transgender citizens.
Congresswoman Urges Federal, Private Action on Zika Outbreak
Fort Wayne Republican Susan Brooks said the federal government needs to help private companies develop a vaccine.
Cold Medicine Bills Up For Vote Today
Bills in both the House and Senate aim to reduce Indiana's methamphetamine production by limiting sales of cold medicine.
National Summit Addresses Employment Gap For Farmers
A national program, implemented at 44 high schools in Indiana, aims to educate scientifically minded Hoosiers for the agricultural industry.
Slideshow: No. 19 Indiana Narrowly Avoids First Home Defeat
Indiana Men's Basketball struggled against Minnesota, but a career night from freshman Thomas Bryant kept the Hoosiers in first place in the conference.
Indiana's Addiction Hotline Could See Changes
Indiana is exploring expansion of its addiction hotline and developing a new program that will help the state in its battle against drug abuse.
Putnamville Correctional 'Back To Normal' After Flu Outbreak
At Putnamville Correctional Facility, 18 inmates are under medical observation and another is dead.
Reactions To Updates In Lauren Spierer Investigation
Indiana University students are voicing their feelings on the recent updates to the Lauren Spierer case.
GOP Rejects End To Tampon Tax
Food and medicine are exempt from the state sales tax, but feminine hygiene products and diapers are not.
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