Called to serve: Bringing hope to the law enforcement community ↗
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Rob Sand, GOP legislative leaders give their early thoughts on Iowa’s divided government ↗
For the first time in a decade, Iowa will be operating under divided political control when Gov.-elect Rob Sand is sworn into office on Jan. 12.
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FAA says plane departures can resume after ground stop ↗
The Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights nationwide Friday afternoon because of communications problems at regional air traffic control centers.
Iowa Supreme Court says man did not have right to use belt on child who was not his son ↗
Clarence Jackson said he was using corporal punishment even though the child was not his son.
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Iowa secretary of state defends midterm election results ↗
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate, a Republican, is defending the integrity of the state’s midterm elections following criticism, mostly online, that Democratic gains are not legitimate.
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IHA legislative agenda focuses on Medicaid, insurance transparency ↗
The IHA’s legislative agenda, published Thursday morning, offers a glimpse into policy debates Hoosier lawmakers will entertain in the 2027 session.
New $10B pitch for Michael Reese site tries to solve Bears’ biggest objection ↗
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Indiana Supreme Court budget proposal highlights security need ↗
The high court wants $7 million in additional funding in the state’s next two-year budget cycle, including $3 million for a new fund that can improve courthouse security and offer additional security measures for judges across the state.
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Indiana Republican chair steps down week after sweeping election losses ↗
Gov. Mike Braun tapped Lana Keesling in February 2025 to become the fourth state Republican chair in less than 18 months.
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Indiana Supreme Court to review Pure Development founders’ dispute ↗
The high court agreed Nov. 4 to take up the lawsuit between Drew Sanders and Chris Seger, who co-founded Pure Development Inc. in 2012 and shared equal ownership of two affiliated companies.
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Governor Braun increases housing affordability, availability in Fort Wayne ↗
FORT WAYNE – Indiana Governor Mike Braun is creating more housing at a reasonable price for Indiana’s workforce, particularly first-time buyers, in Fort Way ...
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Governor Braun strengthens workforce housing availability in Southeast Indiana ↗
AURORA – Indiana Governor Mike Braun continues to accelerate housing affordability and availability through the Indiana Regional Economic Acceleration and D ...
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Indiana GOP Chairwoman Lana Keesling resigns ↗
INDIANA – The Indiana Republican Party would like to thank Chairwoman Lana Keesling for her service and dedication to the Indiana Republican Party. Her resi ...
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