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Indiana school districts may be required to share referendum proceeds with charter schools - Vimarsana News

Indiana school districts may be required to share referendum proceeds with charter schools

Charter schools receiving referendum funds would be under no obligation to spend the money in the same manner as the local school district, such as for teacher pay raises or

House OKs plan to eliminate Indiana's handgun carry license requirement - Vimarsana News

House OKs plan to eliminate Indiana's handgun carry license requirement

State police opposition last year was enough to spur Senate President Rod Bray, R-Martinsville, into stopping a similar House-approved proposal, House Bill 1369, from advancing through the Senate.

Indiana General Assembly convenes Tuesday amid COVID-19 surge - Vimarsana News

Indiana General Assembly convenes Tuesday amid COVID-19 surge

House Republicans want to stop Indiana businesses from enforcing a COVID-19 vaccine requirement on their employees, even if the company owner believes a vaccinated workforce is best for the business.

Michigan City state representative seeking third term in Indiana House - Vimarsana News

Michigan City state representative seeking third term in Indiana House

State Rep. Pat Boy, D-Michigan City, is eager to continue working "to move Indiana forward," and she hopes the residents of House District 9 agree she's the best person for

Indiana General Assembly's Study Committee Agenda Lighter Than Usual - Vimarsana News

Indiana General Assembly's Study Committee Agenda Lighter Than Usual

Credit Brandon Smith / IPB News Indiana lawmakers will study topics in the coming weeks that include human trafficking, a racial achievement gap in K-12 schools and unemployment benefits for gig economy workers. But overall, their study committee load is lighter than usual. Eight different committees – including elections, agriculture, courts and public safety – aren’t assigned to study anything this year. House Speaker Todd Huston (R-Fishers) said legislative leaders chose topics barely a week after session ended this year – while most of the time, they wait weeks. “Felt like this ...

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