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Mahmoud Khalil Files $20 Million Claim Against Trump Administration for Wrongful Detention

US Immigration · United States

Mahmoud Khalil Files $20 Million Claim Against Trump Administration for Wrongful Detention

50% Center coverage: 254 sources

Under pressure, House Republicans consider vote on Epstein file

US Politics · United States

Under pressure, House Republicans consider vote on Epstein file

52% Center coverage: 58 sources

House Republicans were grasping late Thursday to formulate a response to the Trump administration’s handling of records in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case, ultimately putting forward a resolution that carries no legal weight but nodded to the growing demand for greater transparency.See the Story

31 Years Later, Police Identify 'Baby Hope' and Her Parents

Franklin, Indiana · Franklin

31 Years Later, Police Identify 'Baby Hope' and Her Parents

81% Center coverage: 21 sources

FRANKLIN, Ind. (WXIN) – After more than three decades, investigators have identified “Baby Hope” and her parents. The newborn was found stabbed to death in a trash can at Temple Park in Franklin, Indiana, around 5 p.m. on April 13, 1994. Two boys who were gathering recyclables came across her remains and called police. An autopsy found the baby had died from multiple stab wounds, and the coroner ruled her death a homicide. Police and the communi…See the Story

Injured Clark Still Having an Impact on WNBA All-Star Game

52% Center coverage: 17 sources

INDIANAPOLIS — Caitlin Clark bounced a ball, joined a team huddle and gave one of her All-Star teammate's shots a playful thumbs down before gingerly lobbing her own halfcourt heave Friday.Damian Lillard · Indianapolis See the Story

Gov. Braun launches task force focused on Indiana's emergency alert systems

62% Center coverage: 13 sources

INDIANAPOLIS -- A task force has been launched by Indiana Gov. Mike Braun to evaluate and strengthen the state of Indiana's emergency alert systems when it comes to extreme weather. This comes after more than 130 people died in the Texas Hill Country after a July 4 storm caused a significant amount of flooding. According to previous reports, a significant number of people remain unaccounted for in the region. Search for Texas flood victims …Mike Braun · Indianapolis See the Story

What Indiana's New Absenteeism Law Actually Does — and Doesn't Do

Coverage: 2 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from the74million.orgIndiana, United States · Indiana See the Story

Tracking Medicaid Patients' Work Status May Prove Difficult for ...

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

States must begin verifying millions of Medicaid enrollees’ monthly work status by the end of next year — a task some critics say states will have a hard time carrying out. A provision in the tax and spending bill President Donald Trump signed into law July 4 will require the 40 states plus Washington, D.C., that have expanded Medicaid to check paperwork at least twice a year to ensure those enrollees are volunteering or working at least 80 hour…Medical · United States See the Story

Secretary of State Launches Free Vehicle History Reports

Coverage: 4 sources

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)— Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales announced Wednesday that all Hoosiers will now have access to free Experian AutoCheck vehicle history reports. The news release from the Secretary's office states that this act will help protect Indiana consumers and boost confidence in used vehicle sales throughout the state. This new plan was developed by Morales' Auto Dealer Services Division in collaboration with Experi…Secretary of State · Indianapolis See the Story

Hoosier Employers Increasingly Turn to Self-Insured Plans to Trim Costs ...

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

INDIANAPOLIS — In the face of growing health care costs, many employers have turned to self-insured plans, where they assume the financial risks on the chance that they might save some money. And it’s a popular option for Hoosiers.See the Story

Hebron Man Drowns After Being Electrocuted at Marina

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

PORTER COUNTY, Ind. (WGN) - Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating after a Hebron man drowned Thursday morning after experiencing an electric shock. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources said at around 11 a.m., a conservation officer was sent to the Marina Shores Marina after two men went into the water and were reportedly electrocuted. One of the men went under and was not immediately recovered. The investigation revealed an obje…Hebron · Hebron See the Story

Lakeshore Public Media Laying Off Staff After Unexpected State Budget Cuts

53% Center coverage: 17 sources

Lakeshore Public Media is laying off staff and cutting back on local radio and television production after the state unexpectedly slashed its funding.Abortion · Indianapolis See the Story

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