Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle
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The parole board is scheduled to begin hearings Friday. Gov. Mike Braun will decide whether to commute Weisheit’s death sentence. -
A federal judge authorized funding for the testing but said she lacked authority to order prison transportation. -
Seven Republicans and two Democrats are up for reelection under the same district boundaries lawmakers approved in 2021. -
The grievance is tied to the attorney general’s personal jet ski transaction and is the latest flashpoint in his fight with disciplinary officials. -
No drugs have been acquired for Jeffrey Weisheit’s Nov. 5 execution, but DOC officials are “confident” in Indiana’s procedures. -
The display gathers paintings once scattered among working offices and storage. -
New court data shows tens of thousands of expungements granted since 2024, but waiting periods and unpaid court debt still keep many people from applying. -
President Donald Trump’s orders require three coal units to remain available through Dec. 18, nearly a year beyond their planned retirement. -
Death row inmate Jeffrey Weisheit is scheduled to be executed Nov. 5. The governor denied clemency before two other executions last year. -
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