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A legal dispute over Richmond teachers’ temporary pay bump may set key precedent for Indiana schools. @arayesIPB and I found that the case centers around when the payments were approved and their potential effect on collective bargaining. https://t.co/aOrPPvbu3u
The Indiana attorney Disciplinary Commission has filed a formal complaint against Attorney General Todd Rokita related to his investigation of Dr. Caitlin Bernard.
After criticism from @johngreen, HEPL library pauses policy to review, reshelve teen books...
@LeeVGaines on the surprise board vote after nearly 2,000 teen titles were relocated to the library’s general collection...
https://t.co/liLwBZwWca
I'll be covering this for @wfyi. FYI that the HEPL meeting was moved to 3 pm, w/ another meeting happening before at 2.
Outgoing Board Pres Laura Alerding said in July that they were advised by their legal team to move the start time to 3 pm to "minimize disruptions."
It's official - Indiana's near-total abortion ban will soon take effect.
The Indiana Supreme Court denied the ACLU's petition for rehearing this morning. Now, the law is just a procedural step away from taking full effect.
Some Indiana schools aren't accurately reporting how often they restrain & seclude kids.
New audits conducted by the IDOE show this.
And they confirm months of reporting I did earlier this year that show this is a REAL problem.
https://t.co/cYZFj7tNoa
Indiana's crowded Republican primary for governor has gotten a little more crowded today.
Brad Chambers, who just stepped down as Indiana Secretary of Commerce, is throwing his hat into the ring.
🚨 JOB ALERT: The Gulf States Newsroom is hiring a senior reporter to cover justice, incarceration and gun violence. This position is based in New Orleans and will be part of our regional team covering Louisiana, Mississippi & Alabama. Happy to chat!🎤📻✍️🏾
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Former Vice President and Governor Mike Pence is speaking to Republicans this morning at the National Conference of State Legislatures summit in Indianapolis.
"This brazen action has abuptly stopped the flow of information by making it impossible for journalists to carry out their duties," said SPJ President @clairemariereg1. The newsroom is sacrosanct; interrupting its operation is a threat to democracy." https://t.co/jcrVnCnuog
New LMPD Chief gives police officers who committed misconduct outlined in DOJ report a free pass in at least 30 incidents for which officers will not be investigated or disciplined. From @ByRobertoR
WORK WITH ME. @indystar is hiring a second Indiana Statehouse reporter, thank heavens. 2024 is going to be quite the show here. https://t.co/WJTKWfbRps
I tried to synthesize a lot of jargon and the pro/con arguments of industry and advocates regarding this important @MSHA_DOL proposed silica rule.
You got opinions?
Show up and make your voice heard!
There is now officially no abortion access in Indiana (aside from non-elective in hospitals).
Just checked with other two Indianapolis abortion clinics - Women's Med and Clinic for Women - and neither are providing the service any longer.