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Indiana's nonpartisan Legislative Services Agency estimated the personnel needed to create and maintain a registry for care professionals could cost the state as much as $93,000. -
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita sent a letter to gender-affirming care providers Tuesday requesting information about procedures offered to transgender youth. The letter – largely based on misinformation – issued vague threats against medical providers and families.
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Jay Chaudhary, director at the Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction and journalist and author Beth Macy spoke Thursday during Clark County CARES’ eighth annual Drug Facts Week. -
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is under investigation by the state Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission.
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A bill that would fund specialized, optional firearm safety training for school employees passed out of the House Education Committee Wednesday.
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CenterPoint Energy says investigation shows an incorrect mixture of propane in the natural gas supply is what caused multiple reports of carbon monoxide issues in Southern Indiana on Dec. 24.
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Senate Bill 7, which would ban employers from placing physicians under new non-compete agreements, left committee last month in uncertain waters. But it ultimately passed the full Senate Tuesday with the ban fully intact.
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Over the past eight years, grassroots group Clark County CARES has worked at the local and state levels to increase education and support surrounding substance use.
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Clark County CARES’ annual Drug Facts Week kicks off Monday. There will be discussions and events surrounding addiction through Saturday.
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Some Indiana courts have struggled to get people to serve on juries in recent years, hurting juror diversity and, in some cases, forcing judges to declare mistrials. Some lawmakers hope raising jury compensation might help.
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Nearly 100 candidates filed for municipal seats in Clark and Floyd counties by the Friday deadline. Indiana’s primary election is May 2.
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Investigations are ongoing into whether CenterPoint Energy’s gas systems caused more than 100 reports of carbon monoxide and other gas issues in Southern Indiana on Dec. 24 and Dec. 25.
