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Indianapolis · IndianapolisIndiana Commissioner for Higher Education Chris Lowery reflected upon higher education policy and programmatic successes during his second State of Higher Education address. This year’s address focused on the Commission’s collaborative efforts to improve college enrollment, completion, graduate retention, and research outcomes over the past 12 to 18 months. You can hear Lowery in the Leon-Tailored Audio above. The address runs about 30 minutes.See the Story
The State of Higher Ed
Indianapolis · IndianapolisSo, how are the State of Indiana’s investments doing these days? We find out from State Treasurer Dan Elliot. The Leon-Tailored Audio runs for about 17 minutes. We also ask Elliot whether he is interested in running for Lt. Governor/.See the Story
Talking with the Treasurer
Indianapolis · IndianapolisThe past president of the Indiana Dental Association has been arrested and charged with confinement and battery over incidents allegedly involving a former employee at the dental firm where he works. According to NewsNow Warsaw, Steve Hollar, 57, is charged with two counts of confinement, both felonies; and two counts of battery, both misdemeanors. According to court records. According to court paperwork, a woman who began working in the office …See the Story
Past President State Dental Association Arrested
United States · United States(INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) does not have to issue a nonbinary option on driver’s licenses and identification cards, per an Indiana Court of Appeals ruling on Tuesday. The BMV began recognizing a third gender on licenses with an “X” — meaning “not specified” — in 2019, under an administrative rule. But the next year, then-Attorney General Curtis Hill released an advisory opinion saying the agency didn…See the Story
BMV not required to issue nonbinary ‘X’ designations, Indiana Court of Appeals rules
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Voter · Indianapolisby Abdul-Hakim Shabazz The undecided Republican primary voter will very likely decide which candidate for Governor will win the upcoming election. I base this assumption on some recent polling done by my media company, Indy Politics. We reached out to our polling friends at ARW Strategies and with some help from Crossroads Public Affairs, we surveyed 500 likely Republican voters March 24-25. And the poll had a margin of error of 4.3 percent. A…See the Story
The Undecided Decision Makers
Indianapolis · IndianapolisBy James W. Merritt, Jr. On April 8th this year, we are all privileged to witness one of the greatest celestial events in Indiana history – the total eclipse of the Sun. Here are some fascinating facts about the upcoming event: The Sun is 400 times larger and 400 times further away than the moon and because of this equal size to distance ratio, the sun and moon are the same apparent diameter in the sky. This is why the moon can completely cover …See the Story