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US & Canada · IndianapolisAn Indiana judge on Thursday blocked the state’s abortion ban from being enforced, putting the new law on hold as abortion clinic operators argue that it violates the state constitution. Indiana was the first state to pass a new law banning abortion after the U.S. Supreme Court in June overturned the right to abortion. The law prohibits all abortions after conception, with limited exceptions for rape, incest, lethal fetal abnormalities or a serious health risk to the mother.See the Story
Judge blocks Indiana abortion ban amid Planned Parenthood challenge
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US & Canada · IndianapolisThe state of Indiana has appealed a judge’s order that blocked the state’s abortion ban from being enforced, seeking a stay of that order and asking the state’s high court to take up the case. The appeal filed Thursday night with the Indiana Court of Appeals said the court “should stay the trial court’s preliminary injunction pending appeal, and at the very least, should issue a temporary stay while this motion is briefed.” The appeal comes as Indiana abortion clinics were preparing to see patients again on Friday.See the Story
Indiana appeals judge's order blocking state's abortion ban
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US & Canada · IndianapolisThe Satanic Temple is challenging Indiana’s near-total abortion ban with a lawsuit that takes aim at Senate Enrolled Act 1 and claims the ban infringes on their followers’ religious rights and violates the U.S. Constitution. GOP Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb and state Attorney General Todd Rokita are named as defendants in the lawsuit.See the Story
Satanic Temple challenges Indiana’s near-total abortion ban
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Indianapolis · Indianapolis$2 million in federal and state funds will be invested toward helping minority-owned businesses. About a third of the businesses that worked with the state's Small Business Development Center last year were minority- owned. The U.S. Commerce Department is distributing $5 million to open more minority business centers. Business owners say they hope the new resources will help break down those barriers.See the Story
Indiana to expand services for minority-owned businesses
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Oil and Gas Sector · IndianapolisAfter a 14-week stretch of decreasing prices, fuel prices are going up again. GasBuddy's most recent numbers show an increase of around 30 cents per gallon in the last week. Experts say it's impossible to know how long the price increases will last. Lawmakers can consider freezing or eliminating gas taxes, but with a lack of supply, that can make the problem worse.See the Story
Gas prices on the rise, experts cite ongoing Russian Invasion a contributor
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Indianapolis · IndianapolisIMPD is testing three different pilot programs from the companies Flock, ShotSpotter and J&M Security Solutions. The systems will initially be tested in a nearly five-mile area on Indianapolis' near east side. Terri Martinez has called the east side home for the last 20 years.See the Story
IMPD rolls out phase two of Gunshot Detection program
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Speedway · SpeedwayAn influential founder member of a borough cycle speedway team, described as its "heart and soul", has died.See the Story
'Tony was the heart and soul': Tribute to Bury speedway cycling founding father
Indianapolis · IndianapolisCollette Pierce Burnette started her role as president and chief executive officer of Newfields in August. She was named to the job in May. News 8's Phil Sanchez talked with Burnette about why she took the role and the controversial job posting that led to her predecessor's resignation.See the Story
'UnPHILtered': A conversation with Newfields' new leader
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Indianapolis · IndianapolisINDIANAPOLIS — Every Tuesday night, Joe Garrison and Reverend Charles Harrison patrol the Lake Castleton Apartment Complex. It sits at Shadeland Avenue and 75th Street on the northeast side."In 2021, there were three homicides at the apartment complex, two more across the street at the bar, and two more at the apartment complex behind that," Garrison said.That's when Garrison, the co-founder of North Shadeland Alliance, teamed up with Reverend C…See the Story
The goal: A year without killing
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Indianapolis · IndianapolisThe Satanic Temple says Indiana's near-total abortion ban violates members' religious freedoms. The temple believes an individual is the only one who can make decisions over their body and a forced pregnancy goes against their rights. The suit argues that without just compensation for the involuntary pregnancy, the abortion ban strips a pregnant person of their property rights.See the Story
Attorney for The Satanic Temple explains reasoning behind Indiana abortion lawsuit
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Indianapolis · IndianapolisTechPoint is a non-profit that focuses on growing Indiana's tech ecosystem. The Mission41K movement is officially underway in the Hoosier state. The focus? Prioritizing skills-based hiring. TechPoint believes giving companies the tools they need will help them meet their talent needs.See the Story
Mission41K aims to add 41,000 new tech workers in Indiana by 2030
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