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Despite his pending conviction, Noel could still be eligible for retirements benefits from both the Indiana State Police and Clark County Sheriff's Office.

Indiana's Education Scholarship Accounts — meant to help students who require special education services — have reached full enrollment for the

New data shows school attendance across Indiana is improving, but thousands of Hoosier students are still missing multiple days — even weeks — of school each year.

INDIANAPOLIS — New data shows school attendance across Indiana is improving, but thousands of Hoosier students are still missing multiple days — even weeks — of school each year.

New data shows school attendance across Indiana is improving, but thousands of Hoosier students are still missing multiple days — even weeks — of school each year.

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Roughly 219,000 Hoosier students were considered chronically absent during the 2023-24 academic year, according to new data from the Indiana Department of Education.

The state argued that underlying facts surrounding the arrest should still be permissable in administrative hearings.

Lawyers for a Hoosier police officer argued before the Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday, Sept. 5, 2024, that pending disciplinary action related to an expunged arrest incident should not be allowed to move forward. Photo by Getty Images.