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Indiana lawmakers are close to requiring schools to fire – or not hire – people with certain criminal records. But the bill also opens the door for schools to make exceptions in some cases.
An Indiana bill would give a board of prosecutors oversight over those who declined to prosecute violations of the law.
The board would investigate claims of a prosecutor not doing their job or not prosecuting certain crimes.
The extra money from Senate Bill 283 would give Indianapolis $80 million - up from the current $72 million - to help maintain its roads.
"Greetings from Higher Ground. My name is Alex Crothers," begins a letter to Michael Jager written on June 25, 1998. Crothers, the writer, was 22...