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Indiana governor orders state to protect girls’ sports from male athletes
Female athletes in Indiana should be protected from male competitors, according to a new executive order signed by Governor Mike Braun. The Republican governor issued an executive order on Tuesday to ensure “compliance with common-sense protections for women and girls in education and sports.”
Indiana's governor has issued more executive orders, two of which deal with gender.Gov. Mike Braun signed an order this week ...
Following turmoil in State Senate, the Indiana House is considering Braun's property tax plan. The results are in for Donald ...
Indiana lawmakers want the state to create a one-stop-shop for Hoosier farmers to access government information and benefits.
New moms employed by the state of Indiana will now get an additional six weeks of paid leave for “childbirth recovery,” or ...
Two executive orders signed Tuesday by Gov. Mike Braun sought to reinforce prohibitions for collegiate transgender athletes.
The Republican governor also signed a second executive order saying there are only two genders, male and female.
Despite language in the proposed state budget that could put the Indiana Historical Society (IHS) headquarters in jeopardy, ...
Bills introduced over the years to create a paid family leave program in Indiana have not passed out of committee, including a bipartisan bill this year, Senate Bill 115. "Governor Braun is ...
Three federally owned buildings in Indiana could be at risk after President Donald Trump’s administration announced plans to sell hundreds of properties nationwide as part of federal cost-saving ...
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