Articles tagged as: IPB
June 22, 2023
Affordable housing increasingly out of reach for average Indiana renter
Affordable housing is out of reach for a majority of renters in Indiana and the problem is only getting worse.
Read MoreJune 21, 2023
Some Eskenazi doctors freed from non-competes, most unaffected
Some physicians working at Eskenazi Health will be freed from existing non-compete agreements by the end of the month. But, the majority of physicians at Eskenazi Health wont see any change at least for now.
Read MoreJune 21, 2023
NBA All-Star Weekend's Saturday events headed to Lucas Oil Stadium
As Indianapolis hosts the NBA All-Star game this coming season, the marquee Saturday night festivities will be held at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Read MoreJune 20, 2023
Tax revenue well above budget plan heading into fiscal year's final month
Monthly tax collections show no sign of cooling off based on the state budget plan as Indiana heads into the final month of its fiscal year.
Read MoreJune 20, 2023
More than 100K Hoosiers lose Medicaid coverage over past two months
More than 53,000 Hoosiers were unenrolled from Medicaid in the state’s second month of the unwinding process. This adds to the other nearly 53,000 Hoosiers who lost coverage in April.
Read MoreJune 19, 2023
New Amtrak funding could include passenger rail improvements for Hoosiers
Earlier this month, Amtrak announced it submitted applications for more than $700 million in Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) funds
Read MoreJune 19, 2023
Lawmakers won't consider any issues in education study committee this year
For the first time in nearly two decades, Indiana legislators on the education study committee wont consider any issues during the interim study committee period.
Read MoreJune 16, 2023
Studies on students experiencing homelessness show gaps in funding
Two studies released by the Learning Policy Institute show schools around the country struggle to provide resources for students experiencing homelessness. In Indiana, that means a lack of funding leaves many schools without the means to help some of their most vulnerable students.
Read MoreJune 15, 2023
Longtime alcohol lobbyist Marc Carmichael is first Democrat to announce U.S. Senate bid
Former longtime alcohol lobbyist Marc Carmichael is Democrats first candidate this cycle to announce a bid for Indianas open U.S. Senate seat.
Read MoreJune 14, 2023
Dashboard on utility disconnections highlights need for protections, data
Indiana University is helping to track electric and natural gas utility disconnections across the country.
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