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Indiana State expanded by one building on Dec. 15, 2017, as trustees, elected officials, students and President Daniel Bradley cut the ribbon to ceremonially welcome the new Health and Human Services Building to campus. The $64 million project will be the new home to nursing, social work, kinesiology, recreation and sports management… Read more »

The US House of Representatives passed legislation on Friday that would enact voting system reform and new ethics rules for officeholders. The vote was 234-to-193. Republicans criticized the legislation as a power grab by Democrats. The legislation would require states to create a system for automatic voter registration, featuring… Read more »

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has announced the finalization of its rule changes to the federal Title X family planning services funding program, which will disqualify abortion facilities, such as those run by Planned Parenthood, from receiving federal funds, as well as any locations that promote, support or refer… Read more »

About a dozen Washington and Daviess County residents spent some one-on-one time with Eighth District Congressman Larry Bucshon Friday afternoon. Bucshon called it “holding office hours” with his constituents in Washington. The event at the Washington Mayor’s Office and City Council Chambers was an extension of a similar… Read more »

Indiana's two Democrat representatives voted to terminate the national emergency declared by Pres. Trump to get money for a physical wall on the southern border of the United States. Thirteen Republicans also voted to end the emergency. Every House Democrat did. The resolution to end the emergency passed 245 to 182. "We can't let him… Read more »

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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has announced the finalization of its rule changes to the federal Title X family planning services funding program, which will disqualify abortion facilities, such as those run by Planned Parenthood, from receiving federal funds, as well as any locations that promote, support or refer… Read more »

Marketplace stability in the midst of change will be the focus of the National Association of Health Underwriters’ 2019 Capitol Conference, which begins Monday and runs through Wednesday. Nearly 700 health insurance and benefits advisors from across the nation will travel to Washington to meet with members of Congress. In addition,… Read more »

Greene County Health, Inc. (GCH) has officially moved to its new location in the Linton Shopping Center. This location provides GCH more visibility within the community at a convenient location.  “We are so pleased to be able to call this location home, and provide care to our patients in a beautiful office with all new… Read more »

Washington — Lawmakers Tuesday pressed members of the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on two of the most high-profile and "tricky" regulatory challenges facing the agency -- grid resilience and the interplay between state public policies and wholesale power markets. Addressing state-subsidized generation's impact on the… Read more »