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Indiana lawmakers are feeling the rush of this year's short session, cramming everything from official sandwiches, to proposed changes to emergency gear in schools, to data center regulations onto busy calendars. What will make it through? It's still too hard to tell, but there's plenty to be aware of in these few weeks of activity.
Also, IU's historic season continues with Monday night's national title run. Info on how and where to watch the Hoosiers, and learning a little more about the story behind the story is shared below.
Finally, if you're a fan of the iconic PBS program Antiques Roadshow, don't miss your chance to get tickets when the production brings its tour to Indianapolis later this year.
Let us know about interesting things that are happening in your part of the state. As always, thanks for reading. |
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Lisa Renze
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State sandwich and more at the Statehouse |
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If you're a fan of a giant, breaded pork tenderloin sandwich that provides more meat than bun, you'll likely be in favor of SB 21. The proposal suggests that Hoosiers permanently declare their love for the tenderloin by making it the state sandwich. Other bills moving in and around the Statehouse speak to paid protester legislation and anti-doxing efforts designed to protect, among others, lawmakers. The team at the Indiana Capital Chronicle has been keeping a close eye on everything, so follow along for updates. |
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An unlikely title matchup |
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It's the Hoosiers vs. the Hurricanes in the College Football Playoff National Championship game. The Athletic has a deep dive on why this game couldn't have been imagined at the start of the season. PLUS, IU staff are hosting a watch party Monday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall; look for ticket and other details from the athletic department here. |
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Tech park's $1B water problem |
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It's likely to cost about that much to build the infrastructure needed to move more than 25 million gallons of water every day to the new LEAP Innovation District in Lebanon. Where's all that water coming from? What's the environmental impact? And who is paying the bill? The Indianapolis Star has the details. |
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Candidates for congressional, legislative seats |
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Who's on the Indiana ballot for the May 5 primary? All nine U.S. House and 100 Indiana House seats are up for election this year, along with half of the 50 Indiana Senate seats. Indiana Capital Chronicle has the updated list. |
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More great reads |
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Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr lost his little brother to brain cancer 10 years ago. That loss fuels his love of family — and, he says, gave him the gift of perspective. Read his tribute to Chad in The Players' Tribune.
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After nearly a century, a portion of West Baden Springs is reopening to guests. The billiard and bowling pavilion will ring with the sounds of guest laughter when the facility opens again this week. More info here.
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Determining if Gov. Mike Braun's tax bill is good for farmers depends on where you are in the state, says one Purdue University expert. Hoosier Ag Today has more.
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Grab Grandma's old bread bowl and prepare for the 2026 Antiques Roadshow tour! The classic PBS hit will visit Indy on June 1. Sign up for the ticket lottery here.
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