Articles tagged as: IPB
October 23, 2023
Indiana to provide money to employers to create child care solutions
The money for the $25 million Employer-Sponsored Child Care Fund comes from unused federal COVID-19 relief funds.
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Indiana named a tech hub under federal CHIPS Act in 'major win for Hoosiers'
The tech hub designation makes Indiana eligible to compete for up to $75 million in grants later this year to help further develop medical and biotechnology.
Read MoreOctober 23, 2023
Purdue research aims to see how toxic PFAS affects aquatic life in the real world
The human-made chemicals are found in all kinds of nonstick and stain-resistant products we use today.
Read MoreOctober 20, 2023
Why do 'unpopular' bills sometimes pass through the legislature? Some experts point to partisanship
How do bills that have notable opposition in testimony pass through the legislature? Our audience was curious.
Read MoreOctober 20, 2023
Indiana tax revenues steady in first quarter of new fiscal year
Three months into the fiscal year, Indiana has already collected about $65 million more than it needs for its state budget plan.
Read MoreOctober 20, 2023
National experts say hospital mergers contribute to Indiana’s high health care costs
Hospital mergers and consolidations that limit competition are driving Indianas high health care costs. Thats according to national experts who spoke at the Health Care Cost Oversight Task Force meeting. They recommend lawmakers consider legislation focused on reviewing potential mergers and addressing the impacts of mergers that have already happened.
Read MoreOctober 19, 2023
To improve law enforcement interactions, communities look to crisis intervention, resource mapping
Some counties are looking for new ways to improve interactions between law enforcement and people experiencing a mental health crisis. The National Alliance on Mental Illness is coordinating with local advisory councils to provide crisis intervention training and resource mapping.
Read MoreOctober 18, 2023
Indiana traffic fatalities up 17 percent since 2019; no recommendations from study committee
Traffic fatalities in Indiana are up 17 percent over the last four years. And while state lawmakers are digging into the data on traffic safety, a study committee adopted its yearly report Wednesday without any recommendations.
Read MoreOctober 18, 2023
EPA to clean up debris from fire at former Richmond plastics recycling business
The fire at the former plastics recycling business in April displaced more than 1,000 people and sent harmful smoke and debris into the air.
Read MoreOctober 18, 2023
Child services study committee releases final report, doesn’t propose policies for upcoming session
A legislative study committee on child welfare didnt propose or recommend any legislation for the upcoming session in 2024.
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