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Indiana lawmakers differ on firing squad proposal after latest execution

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Indiana’s latest execution has renewed a debate at the Statehouse over whether firing squads should be an option. Background: Indiana has cut death row in half after execution of Jeffrey Weisheit. Authorities executed convicted killer Jeffery Weisheit by lethal injection. Attorney General Todd Rokita...

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Study shows almost half of Indiana jobs may be replaced by automation

(The Center Square) – Nearly half of all jobs in Indiana could be replaced by automation, the third-highest total in the nation, according to a new study. UK-based automation parts distributor CJS Automation released the study that shows that 47.57% of Indiana jobs are at risk. Most of the 1.4 million jobs at risk are in manufacturing and other sectors where jobs are comprised of performing one repetitive task, such as packing, scanning and moving items from one place to another. Automation in production can mean many things. It can take the form of robotic components capable of moving items across a space, to computerized systems that control production conditions and quality. Some at-risk jobs may be transformed rather than eliminated. CJS explained what automation means, and what it takes to utilize automated systems. “Controllers manage sequences, drives regulate motor speeds, and sensors monitor operating conditions,” CJS stated. “Skilled people set up these systems, investigate faults and keep machinery productive.” The Indiana Manufacturers Association has a positive outlook on the integration of automation in manufacturing, believing manufacturing will benefit from automation, according to Andrew Berger, president and CEO of the association. "Automation helps Indiana manufacturers compete globally," said Berger. "This

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The 74

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Indianapolis Voters Overwhelmingly Pass Tax for Charter and District Schools

Indianapolis voters on Election Day overwhelmingly backed the first-ever tax to be split between city and charter schools, a major step in a years-long movement by charter advocates to become equal partners in educating student. Voters passed the tax 63% to 37%, to maintain funding for the Indianapolis Public Schools for four years, while giving charter […]

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

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Bayh Puts Indiana Democrats Back in Winning Column With Secretary of State Victory

This story was originally published by the Indiana Capital Chronicle. A new generation of the Bayh family is a winner again for Indiana Democrats. Beau Bayh prevailed in the secretary of state’s race Tuseday over Republican candidate Max Engling. With roughly 95% of precincts reporting as of Friday afternoon, Bayh received 51.9% of the vote, compared to Engling at 42.7%.

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Indiana measles cases jump; Monroe County urges vaccination

The Monroe County Health Department is "strongly encouraging" residents to stay up to date on their vaccinations after Indiana recorded 43 additional measles cases in the past week. The Indiana Department of Health said it has documented cases in 18 counties — though none in Monroe or any contiguous counties. The closest county, geographically, where the state has recorded a case is Jennings County. More than half the cases are in just four counties in the northern and eastern parts of the state. Fifty-four of the state's 117 cases were reported in people younger than 20, and more than two-thirds were younger than 30. The nation has recorded more than 4,800 measles cases this year, more than double the total reported in all of last year. Measles is one of the world’s most contagious diseases, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Symptoms that typically appear seven to 14 days after infection can include high fever that can spike above 104 degrees Fahrenheit, a cough, runny nose and red, watery eyes. Two to three days after symptoms begin, tiny white spots may appear inside the mouth. The typical measles rash appears three to five days after the

Monroe County, IN · 2d

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Veterans offered free admission into DNR properties this Veterans Day

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — This Veterans Day, all veterans and active military personnel will get into all DNR-managed state parks, reservoir properties, state forest recreation areas, and off-road state recreation areas for free. The free admission doesn’t just include veterans and active military personnel; it also extends to anyone in a veteran/active military member’s […]

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Local veteran fighting for Maj. Richard Star Act to help wounded veterans receive their benefits

INDIANAPOLIS — Some veterans who are medically retired from the military are not happy with how they receive their benefits. It’s all because of something known as the “wounded veteran tax.” Bill Watson is a US Marine Corps and Indiana National Guard veteran from Kokomo. “My dad was in the Air Force and retired from […]

Indiana · 2d

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Kebe congratulates Elliott in Treasurer’s race, thanks supporters for bringing “attention to an overlooked office”

On Wednesday, Nov. 4, Democratic candidate for Indiana Treasurer of State Coumba Kebe conceded to incumbent Daniel Elliott and released the following statement. A few moments ago, I called Daniel Elliott to congratulate him on his victory, and I wished him well as he continues to serve as our State Treasurer. I asked him to promise that he will put partisan politics aside and put Hoosiers first. Because this campaign was never about me. It was always about you.

Indiana · 2d

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Flagging operations to impact State Road 38 north of Terhune

BOONE COUNTY, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a flagging operation that will impact State Road 38 in Boone County. Beginning on or after Tuesday, November 10, crews will flag S.R. 38 between County Road 1150 E. and C.R. 1200 E., located just north of Terhune. The purpose of construction is for underground utility work, which is anticipated to last up to two weeks, but is weather-dependent and subject to change.

Boone County, IN · 1d

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Measles on the rise in local communities

INDIANA (WSBT) — Measles cases are on the rise in Indiana according to the Indiana Department of Health, more than a hundred cases have been reported across Indiana this year. In our local community, measles cases have now been reported in Elkhart, LaGrange, Marshall and Kosciusko counties. Before this...

Elkhart County, IN · 2d

CBS Texas

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Indiana, Florida and Alabama carry out 3 U.S. executions on the same day

This marks the second time this year that three people in the U.S. were put to death on a single day.

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Hoover Rd. roundabout completion delayed to spring

The City of Carmel is adjusting the schedule for the 116th Street and Hoover Road roundabout project, shifting remaining construction to spring 2027. The intersection reopened in late October. The project schedule was affected by unexpected delays in utility relocation and utility markings. This work is performed by third-party utility...

Carmel, IN · 2d

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Indiana voters approve amendment expanding when judges can deny bail

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — Indiana voters have approved a constitutional amendment giving judges more authority to deny bail to people accused of crimes while they await trial. Public Question 1 passed in the Nov. 3 election and took effect immediately. In Allen County, more than 58,000 people voted in favor of the amendment, accounting […]

Allen County, IN · 1d

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Lincoln Party wins ballot access for next four years

(WPTA) - The Lincoln Party has secured statewide ballot access after its Secretary of State candidate, Greg Ballard, received more than 70,000 votes (3.6%) in Tuesday’s election, clearing the 2% threshold required under Indiana law. For the next four years, Lincoln Party candidates can run for any office in...

Indiana · 2d

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Five FFA Members Named U.S. Presidential Scholars

INDIANAPOLIS (Friday, Nov. 6, 2026/National FFA Organization) – National FFA Organization is pleased to announce that five members from five different states have been named U.S. Presidential Scholars for 2026. These students are being celebrated for their achievements in academics, the arts, and career and technical education. Out of...

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Compton Commentary: Islamophobic rhetoric creates challenge for Indiana newsrooms

In the run-up to this week’s midterm election, it was not uncommon to hear Indiana political figures attack Muslims. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced his office would investigate two groups for connections to terrorism. The groups, the Council on American-Islamic Relations and Students for Justice in Palestine, support Muslim causes.

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Temporary closures scheduled along Range Line Road in Carmel

Motorists traveling along Range Line Road in Carmel should expect northbound lane restrictions and temporary closures during the week of Nov. 9 to 13 as construction crews install new raised pedestrian crosswalks. The project aims to enhance pedestrian safety across four specific locations along the corridor. Construction will be restricted...

Carmel, IN · 2d

The Courier & Press

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Keeping Hoosiers covered is essential for access to health care | Opinion

Beginning Jan. 1, Indiana will enter a new chapter for the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) as compliance determinations begin under the new work requirements for certain Hoosiers. For Indiana’s hospitals, that means doing everything we can now to help eligible Hoosiers understand the changes, maintain their coverage and stay connected to care. HIP was created with work and personal responsibility at its core, and we recognize the importance of that principle. Good health and the ability to work, learn, and contribute to our communities go hand in hand. As these requirements take effect, we want to ensure the process is clear and workable, so eligible Hoosiers can maintain their coverage. Hospitals across the state have already begun incorporating information about the new requirements into their patient navigation efforts to help them do just that. That work has real urgency. Since the beginning of 2025, 519,000 fewer Hoosiers are enrolled in Medicaid, while another 60,000 have lost Marketplace coverage because of federal changes to the premium subsidies. The state estimates another 58,000 HIP members, roughly 12% of current enrollees, could be at risk of losing coverage under the new HIP work requirements. For the patients hospitals care for every day, those

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South Bend Tribune

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Medicaid guidelines troubling for Hoosiers living with HIV | Opinion

For decades, medical advances have transformed what it means to live with HIV. What was once considered a death sentence is now a manageable chronic condition. With consistent access to medication and medical care, people living with HIV can lead long, healthy lives, raise families, pursue careers and contribute to their communities. That progress is something we should celebrate and protect. Yet Indiana's newly released medical frailty guidelines tied to Medicaid work requirements threaten to undermine that progress by failing to recognize HIV as a condition that automatically qualifies individuals for medical frailty protections. The decision creates a troubling contradiction: We have spent decades helping people living with HIV stay healthy, yet our policies could now require them to become seriously ill before receiving protections that help keep them healthy. At Damien Center, Indiana’s largest HIV/AIDS service provider, we see firsthand how access to consistent medical care changes lives. We also see how quickly that progress can be threatened when someone loses health insurance or encounters barriers to treatment. HIV is a lifelong condition requiring ongoing medical care, regular laboratory monitoring and consistent access to antiretroviral therapy. These medications suppress the virus, protect the immune system and prevent HIV from

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Country Herald

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Indiana Parents Alert: Stop Sign Challenge Raises Winter Road Fears

Parents encouraged to discuss dangerous driving behavior before winter increases risks near schools.

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