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No fines against Indiana retailers so far for SNAP violations (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Indiana Capital Chronicle) - No Indiana retailers have been fined since the state banned the purchase of candy or soda using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. A spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Administration said the agency has taken action 61 times this year against Indiana retailers for either criminal or administrative violations, but none have been related to the state’s SNAP restrictions pop and junk food. Gov. Mike Braun i
Braun renews gas tax suspension, broadens untaxed diesel use for farmers (opens the original)
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Gov. Mike Braun on Wednesday renewed Indianaâs gas tax suspension for another 30 days â until early November â and issued a new order lifting restrictions on the sale of untaxed diesel fuel for semi-trucks operated by farmers and timber harvesters, citing continued disruption to global oil supply. The order comes as diesel hit a record high $6.92 average in Indiana in September. âAffordability is my top priority and my gas tax suspensions have delivered immediate tax relief and some of t
Indiana superintendents say they’re cutting jobs because of property tax reforms (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Indiana Capital Chronicle) - Dozens of Indiana’s public school superintendents say their districts will cut teaching and support staff in the coming years to contend with the financial fallout of property tax reform, according to a new survey from the Indiana Coalition for Public Education. This is the second year the volunteer advocacy group surveyed superintendents about the financial outlook of their schools in the wake of Senate Enrolled Act 1, which set forth a series of major prop
Indiana still working out how to define medical frailty (opens the original)
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The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration still doesnât know who will qualify for a medical frailty exemption from the stateâs forthcoming Healthy Indiana Plan work requirements, with just three months before the requirements take effect. Thousands of low-income Hoosiers insured through HIP, a Medicaid plan for able-bodied adults ages 19-64 who earn a bit too much for traditional Medicaid, could be subject to work requirements come Jan. 1. HIP members will need to demonstrate the
How will Indiana define medical frailty? State is still working out the details (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Indiana Capital Chronicle) - The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration still doesn’t know who will qualify for a medical frailty exemption from the state’s forthcoming Healthy Indiana Plan work requirements, with just three months before the requirements take effect. Thousands of low-income Hoosiers insured through HIP, a Medicaid plan for able-bodied adults ages 19-64 who earn a bit too much for traditional Medicaid, could be subject to work requirements come January 1. HIP
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