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Indiana AG sues IHSAA over race provision (opens the original)
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The state is suing the Indiana High School Athletic Association and seeking the removal of a bylaw that requires the organization to reserve two seats for minorities on its Board of Directors. Attorney General Todd Rokita announced the lawsuit Thursday. The IHSAA is the statewide governing body for athletics, including more than 400-member public and private schools. “Hoosier students should not be governed by a sports association that picks its leaders based on race,” Rokita said in a release.
‘It’s really just about making it higher’: Gary airport begins work on new 100-foot tower (opens the original)
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The need for a new air traffic controller at the Gary/Chicago International Airport came into sharp focus 11 years ago when the airport opened its new $174 million expanded runway. Executive Director Dan Vicari said the airport’s 54-year-old, 50-foot tower didn’t provide controllers with the most accurate visibility of jets approaching the longer runway. The new tower, expected to open in about 22 months, will be 50 feet taller, allowing controllers better visuals of the entire runway for incomi
Two injured in Gary school bus collision with SUV (opens the original)
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A Gary student and a bus driver suffered injuries Wednesday morning following a crash with a SUV on West 15th Avenue and Richard Gordon Hatcher Boulevard. Gary police said the Gary Community School Corp. bus was westbound at 7:45 a.m. on West 15th Avenue and stopped at a red signal light at the intersection. The bus driver told police the bus began moving forward into the intersection “due to an apparent braking problem.” Police said the driver attempted to stop the bus, but it continued to roll
Recent AI worries behind Gary mayor’s one-year halt on data centers (opens the original)
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Gary Mayor Eddie Melton declared a one-year moratorium Wednesday on the construction of data centers in the city. In a release, Melton said he issued the executive order because of concerns voiced by some tech leaders who called for a slowdown of its rapid advance of artificial intelligence over fears over possible risks. “I also believe the federal government has an opportunity to establish thoughtful guardrails around the continued advancement of artificial intelligence,” Melton said. “AI has
Indiana again to reimburse communities for gas tax loss (opens the original)
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The State Board of Finance agreed Tuesday to reimburse about $139 million to local governments for July losses in road tax revenue during the suspension of state gas taxes by Indiana Gov. Mike Braun. A release from Braun’s office said the State Comptroller’s office will distribute $46,192,430 to cities, towns, and counties over the next week. It marked the third reimbursement since April. Earlier this month, Braun extended the suspension of state taxes on gasoline until Oct. 6, giving motorists
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