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INDIANAPOLIS — A bill moving through the Indiana Statehouse is attempting to ease growing tensions between fast-growing tech development and local communities pushing back against it. House Bill 1333 ...

INDINAPOLIS, Ind. (WSBT) — Indiana House Republicans are advancing a bill that allows large projects to be built on certain farmland in the state without approval. Under House Bill 1333, projects like ...