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October 17, 2019
Lawmakers Hear Testimony On Expanding Role Of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
Lawmakers heard testimony Wednesday about allowing nurses in Indiana to treat patients independently. Its an issue lawmakers have explored for the past few years.
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October 17, 2019
Bloomington Releases Greenhouse Gas Inventory, Part Of Larger Statewide Project
For the past few months, Indiana University students have been helping 14 cities in the state to do greenhouse gas inventories.
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October 16, 2019
Indiana Attorney General Tries Barring Testimony Against Him
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill is trying to block two women from testifying about allegations of sexual misconduct as he faces a disciplinary hearing on separate claims.
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October 17, 2019
Prosecutor Files First Felony Charge Of Dealing A Controlled Substance Resulting In Death
A state law created in 2018 allows for a 20- to 40-year prison sentence if convicted of dealing a controlled substance, such as fentanyl, that results in death.
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Local News / October 17, 2019
Congress Backs Naming Indianapolis Post Office For Lugar
The U.S. House endorsed the proposal in a unanimous voice vote on Wednesday after the Senate approved it in July.
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Education / October 16, 2019
Referendum Funding Really Does Help Boost Teacher Pay, And Charter Schools Want In
An analysis from the Legislative Services Agency shows schools that pass referendum measures focused on general school operations and programs pay their teachers more on average.
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Local News / October 15, 2019
Merritt Outlines Plan To Address Education, Public Safety And Economic Deserts In Indianapolis
Republican State Sen. Jim Merritt said Tuesday if he becomes mayor of Indianapolis, he will appoint a deputy mayor of education to promote quality schools, invest in minority-owned businesses and create more affordable housing to drive down racial inequalities.
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