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Indiana gets opportunity to spend some leftover rural broadband funds
But much of the original $868M federal allocation remains out of reach for now.
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Physician, sheriff vie for competitive northside Senate district
Republican Juanita Albright is facing Democrat Kerry Forestal in the election.
What to know about Beau Bayh, Democratic candidate for Indiana secretary of state
Former governor’s son seeks secretary of state’s office as Republicans have won all statewide races since 2014
How 5 Indiana data centers avoided needing federal water permits
U.S. Supreme Court ruling removed federal jurisdiction over wetlands at development sites.
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All nine Indiana congressional seats are contested. Here’s who’s running.
Seven Republicans and two Democrats are up for reelection under the same district boundaries lawmakers approved in 2021.
What you need to know about county council and commissioners
Indiana counties are governed by local officials who are up for election. Here’s what they’re responsible for.
Flood damage? Apply for FEMA assistance by Oct. 25
Start or update your FEMA application online or over the phone before the deadline.
Why you’ll see more news from the Uplands region on our site
The Media School at IU Bloomington launched the Indiana Newsroom this fall.
Fight over water for LEAP spreads to Hendricks County
Citizens has proposed a booster station and two tanks to help supply water to the industrial park.
Under Trump, census eyes sweeping plan to omit immigrants, race data
The potential changes would exclude undocumented immigrants, asylum seekers and anyone without permanent status.
Ruckelshaus, Moorhead focus on taxes, healthcare in swing district
Indiana Senate District 29, which includes parts of the west side, has featured tight races in recent elections.
Coalition of AI giants, labor unions proposes uniform guardrails for Indiana data centers
The goal is to generate more public buy-in and reduce moratoriums on new projects.
Indiana: 58,000 could lose Medicaid coverage for Healthy Indiana Plan
Advocates worry new work requirements will kick people off of Medicaid due to reporting confusion.
Judge tosses Trump rule on immigration status and education
Indiana began requiring proof of legal status for students in adult education programs after a Trump order last year.
What you need to know about the bail amendment on your ballot
If passed, the constitutional amendment would allow judges to deny bail to any defendant if the state proves they cannot be safely released.
NIPSCO apologizes as Gary residents take their anger to the Statehouse
The utility, its workers’ union and Gary residents offered competing explanations for why restoring power took weeks.
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