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House committee slightly expands abortion ban exceptions amid 9 hours of testimony

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By BRANDON SMITH IPB News A House committee made significant changes to the proposed abortion ban Aug. 2, including slightly expanding some of the bill’s...
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Closely watched corporate-community development plan launched in Indianapolis

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Less than a year ago, the corner of 38th Street and Sheridan Avenue offered a mostly empty parking lot and a bus stop. There...
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Indianapolis Public Schools must redraw school board districts

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By ELIZABETH GABRIEL WFYI The Indianapolis Public Schools board of commissioners must redraw its electoral districts due to population shifts within the district boundary. This redistricting will...
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Indiana Senate narrowly passes near-total abortion ban

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By ARLEIGH RODGERS and RICK CALLAHAN Associated Press/Report for America INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana state senators narrowly passed a near-total abortion ban Saturday during a...
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Senate debates changes to abortion ban for 5 hours, keeps rape and incest exceptions

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By BRANDON SMITH IPB News The Indiana Senate rejected an effort July 28 that would’ve deleted rape and incest exceptions from its proposed abortion ban, SB...
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‘A new way to do the same thing’: Four churches collaborate to address post-COVID-19 church scene

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Members from four different congregations filled the wooden benches at University United Methodist Church on July 24. Everyone wore all-white clothes, the congregants and...
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Indiana’s low-income scholarship program has low participation as officials call for auto-enrollment

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College can open a world of opportunity, but one thing getting in the way is equitable access to higher education. Since 1990, Indiana’s 21st...
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INDOT releases final draft of electric vehicle infrastructure plan, equity alliance still has concerns

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The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) released the final draft of its electric vehicle infrastructure deployment plan July 20. The draft explains the intended locations...
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Mutual aid organizations say city council proposal would hurt mutual aid efforts

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Every month at 29th Street and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street, you’ll see the Indianapolis Party for Socialism and Liberation and Indy10 Black...
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‘We deserve a choice’: Black women voice concerns during abortion protest

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Standing by herself in the line that wrapped around the Indiana Statehouse on July 25 was 21-year-old Jamia Dinkins. She had a cardboard sign...
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