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As the Republican-led Indiana General Assembly pushed through a statewide ban on most abortions during a special session last summer, some lawmakers were hopeful legislation would be introduced this session
INDIANAPOLIS — A bill that would allow pharmacists to prescribe birth control to Hoosiers saw some opposition in a Senate health committee after easily passing the House last month.
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders appointed Duffield to her second five-year term on the ATU board.
At least four Clarksville residents reportedly had to be taken to the hospital, and firefighters responded to more than 100 carbon monoxide calls.
State Rep. Negele's bill passed through the Indiana House. The bill would provide women easier access to birth control pills and patches.