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Citizen Lawsuit Seeks To Oust Attorney General Curtis Hill
The complaint filed in Marion County wants the state Supreme Court to answer a question it refused to address earlier this week: whether the 30-day suspension of Hill’s law license creates a vacancy in the office.
Hunting In Indiana Is Up During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Linnea Petercheff is with the DNR’s Fish and Wildlife division, which is funded through license sales. She says that money goes to everything from stocking fish to enforcing state wildlife laws.
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Box Says State Can't Test Every Nursing Home Resident As White House Recommends
Box says it’s simply not possible to test every nursing home patient any time soon, citing the large number of tests that would be required.
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During COVID-19 Pandemic, Indiana Prisoners Say Other Health Needs Untended
While the coronavirus spreads in Indiana prisons, other health needs are not always being met, according to prisoners and their relatives. They say the pandemic has strained an already strapped health care system in the state prisons.
New SNAP Delivery Benefit To Help Vulnerable Hoosiers
The move could help the increasing number of people who rely on food assistance and many seniors using SNAP who should continue to stay home to avoid contact with COVID-19.
Today Is Deadline To Request Vote-By-Mail Ballot For June 2 Primary
Thursday is the last day for Hoosiers to request a vote-by-mail ballot for this year's primary. Indiana expanded vote-by-mail to all voters for its postponed June 2 primary due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Notre Dame Violated Animal Welfare Laws In Study On Mice
Notre Dame’s vice president of research, Robert Bernhard, detailed the violations of animal welfare policy in an August 2019 letter sent to the federal agency.
Class Action Complaint Brought Against Purdue University
The complaint states it is seeking reimbursement for services not delivered to students.
How Did Monroe County Deal With The Spanish Flu Pandemic Of 1918?
Perry Township Trustee Dan Combs has compiled an extensive dataset of Monroe County deaths caused by the Spanish Flu.
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WATCH HERE: Holcomb Gives May 22 Indiana COVID-19 Update
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb gives a virtual update about the COVID-19 situation in Indiana Friday afternoon.
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