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Dems caucus taps Gregory as Monroe County auditor, previous day's payroll delay gets a mention – The B Square - Vimarsana News

Dems caucus taps Gregory as Monroe County auditor, previous day's payroll delay gets a mention – The B Square

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Conservative-friendly higher education legislation clears Senate - Vimarsana News

Conservative-friendly higher education legislation clears Senate

A sweeping bill tightening lawmaker oversight of Indiana’s public colleges and universities for “intellectual diversity” purposes drew opposition Tuesday in the Senate but easily cleared the chamber along party lines.

Public Health - Vimarsana News

Public Health

How can we improve the accessibility, affordability and efficacy of Indiana healthcare?

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Indiana further reducing state protections for wetlands - Vimarsana News

Indiana further reducing state protections for wetlands

The first measure enacted into law during the 2024 General Assembly will reduce state protections for the limited number of wetlands remaining in Indiana.

Wetlands bill heads to governor's desk; would lessen classification - Vimarsana News

Wetlands bill heads to governor's desk; would lessen classification

The first legislative bill of the year to land on Gov. Eric Holcomb’s desk will lessen the state’s wetland protections if passed.