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On this edition of Indiana Issues, as Indiana lawmakers return for the second half of the legislative session, our panel takes a look at what …
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Teacher Pay and Tax Incentives
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The Statehouse Halftime Report – Part 2
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb implied he planned to get much more aggressive in pushing a bias crime law in the second half of the 2019 …