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Indiana expungement filings rose 52% over a decade. But getting relief still takes time, money (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Indiana Capital Chronicle) - More than 10,000 expungement cases were filed in Indiana courts last year, continuing a decade-long rise in the number of people asking judges to restrict access to old arrests and convictions. Courts opened 10,156 expungement cases in 2025, up 52% from 6,660 in 2016, according to state court data obtained by the Indiana Capital Chronicle. A pardon offers another path to relief, but few Hoosiers apply for one. Carrie Hagan, who directs the Civil Practice Cli
Indiana coal retirements delayed again as utilities seek to recover costs (opens the original)
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Two Indiana coal-fired generating plants scheduled to retire last year must remain available through December under renewed Trump administration orders, prolonging a dispute over the cost of keeping the aging facilities on the grid. The latest federal directives cover two units at NIPSCO’s R.M. Schahfer Generating Station in Jasper County and one at CenterPoint Energy’s F.B. Culley Generating Station in Warrick County. Energy Secretary Chris Wright issued the orders Sept. 18, requiring the units
Indiana parole board schedules clemency hearings ahead of execution (opens the original)
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Jeffrey Weisheitâs bid to avoid execution is headed to the Indiana Parole Board, which has scheduled October hearings on his request to avoid the death sentence imposed for killing two children in 2010. The Indiana Parole Board received the application and issued a hearing notice Tuesday, less than two months before Weisheitâs scheduled Nov. 5 execution. Visit the Capital Chronicle online at indianacapitalchronicle.com. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are
Indiana State Police seeks nearly $30M federal grant tied to immigration enforcement (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Indiana Capital Chronicle) - Indiana State Police is seeking nearly $30 million in federal funding for surveillance technology, vehicles and investigative tools that would bolster the agency’s work with federal immigration authorities. Hoosier law enforcement officials applied in July for funding through the U.S. Department of Justice’s fiscal year 2026 Bridging Immigration-Related Deficits Experienced Nationwide program, known as BIDEN. Congress created the $3 billion program through P
Nearly two years into prison term, Jamey Noel still owes nearly $2 million in restitution (opens the original)
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Nearly two years after former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel was sentenced to prison for stealing millions in public funds, he and two family members still owe nearly $2.7 million in court-ordered restitution. Washington County court records show more than $1.26 million from three accounts holding proceeds from the Noel familyâs liquidated assets was distributed in January. Nearly $978,000 went to the nonprofit organization that operated New Chapel EMS, while roughly $286,000 went toward rest
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