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February 6, 2017
Bill Gives Immunity For Breaking Into Hot Car To Rescue Animals
A House committee approved a bill to provide immunity to anyone who breaks into a vehicle to rescue an animal from a hot car.
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Bill To Appoint, Not Elect, Top Education Official Moves Forward
The bill, authored by Sen. Jim Buck (R-Kokomo) would allow the governor to appoint the superintendent of public instruction starting in 2021.
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This Week At The Statehouse: Education Budget And U.S. History
What's happening in education at the Indiana Statehouse?
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Ex-Indiana Schools Chief Bennett Not Eligible For County Council
Republican precinct committee members voted Wednesday to appoint Tony Bennett to a vacant Clark County Council position, but he could not take the seat because he has not met the residency requirement.
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Committee Carves Out Tesla From Direct Sales Ban
A House committee changed legislation that bans direct sales by auto manufacturers to essentially grandfather in electric car maker Tesla.
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Cigarette Tax Bill Clears Indiana House Panel
Republican Rep. Cindy Kirchhofer of Beech Grove says the bill will help address the state's high smoking rates and improve Indiana's overall health.
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Committee Approves Bill To Give Money To Exonerated Prisoners
The bill's proponents expect they will need to revise it to keep it moving forward.
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Bill Would Significantly Change Indiana's Gaming Taxes
Representative Todd Huston says his legislation aims to help Indiana casinos stay viable as they face increasing competition.
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Tesla Bill Appears Headed For Compromise
Legislation barring auto manufacturers from selling directly to customers appears headed for compromise after hours of testimony in a House committee.
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Indiana Appealing Lesbian Couples' Parental Rights Order
The appeal will challenge U.S. District Judge's ruling in favor of eight lesbian couples who sued the state and some county health departments.
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