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Greater Lafayette residents searched for 'climate change' in 2022 more than anywhere in the country - Vimarsana News

Greater Lafayette residents searched for 'climate change' in 2022 more than anywhere in the country

Google spokesperson confirms: Lafayette region had highest percent of searches for “climate change” in the country in 2022

Source: wbaa.org
Greater Lafayette residents searched for 'climate change' in 2022 more than anywhere in the coun - Vimarsana News

Greater Lafayette residents searched for 'climate change' in 2022 more than anywhere in the coun

A Google spokesperson confirmed the Greater Lafayette region had the highest percent of searches for climate change in the country in 2022.

Source: wfyi.org
Indiana Senate Democrats focus on priorities they say have been ignored by Republicans - Vimarsana News

Indiana Senate Democrats focus on priorities they say have been ignored by Republicans

Indiana Senate Democrats want the legislature this year to focus on issues they say have been ignored for too long by Republicans.

Source: wbaa.org
House Democrats announce full leadership team for 2023 legislative session - Vimarsana News

House Democrats announce full leadership team for 2023 legislative session

INDIANAPOLIS—The full leadership team for Indiana House Democrats was announced Monday, building on an earlier statement that said Rep. Phil GiaQuinta, D-Fort Wayne, Rep. Ryan Hatfield, D-Evansville, and Rep. Cherrish

Democratic caucus chooses leadership for Indiana House and Senate - Vimarsana News

Democratic caucus chooses leadership for Indiana House and Senate

Changes in Democratic leadership in the Indiana General Assembly after the midterm election were few and far between—with nearly all minority caucus leaders being reelected to their roles.