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00:00 - Intro
00:52 - Purdue Launches Indy Campus
02:00 - Affordable Housing Further Out of Reach
03:03 - IPS Reaffirms LGBTQ+ Support
03:33 - Annual Count on Homelessness
04:46 - Indiana Moves to Carry Out State Execution
Purdue, local, and state officials gathered at Monument Circle on Thursday to celebrate the launch of the university’s campus in Indianapolis. Affordable housing is further out of reach for Hoosiers, according to a new housing wage report. The Indianapolis Public School Board approved a resolution last week reaffirming support of the LGBTQ+ community. Homelessness in Indianapolis continues to be an issue. Attorney General Todd Rokita is asking an Indiana judge to set an execution date for a man convicted of murdering four people.
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