Indiana State Agencies Spent $5 Million on Travel in Fiscal Year 2024

Indiana state agencies collectively spent $5 million on travel during the 2024 fiscal year, a slight increase from the previous year. The Holiday Inn was the most popular hotel chain for state employees, and the top spending departments included the Indiana Department of Health, Department of Child Services, Department of Revenue, Lieutenant Governor’s Office, and Indiana Department of Correction. Federal grants funded a significant portion of the travel expenses, particularly for healthcare inspections, staff training, and extradition-related costs.

Kamala Harris Courts Black Women Voters in Indiana, Targeting Key Demographic for 2024 Election

Vice President Kamala Harris is focusing on mobilizing Black women voters in Indiana, a state that hasn’t supported a Democratic presidential candidate in 16 years. Her campaign believes this demographic will be crucial to her success, especially given her historic status as the likely Democratic nominee and the challenges facing the party. Harris’s campaign is targeting key states including Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada, with the goal of securing the necessary 270 electoral votes.

Newlywed Indian-Origin Man Shot Dead in Road Rage Incident in Indiana

A 29-year-old newlywed Indian-origin man, Gavin Dasaur, was shot and killed in a suspected road rage incident in Indianapolis, Indiana. The incident occurred on July 12th, just over two weeks after Dasaur married his Mexican wife, Viviana ZaMora. According to witnesses, the shooting stemmed from an altercation between Dasaur, driving a black Honda, and the driver of a Chevy pickup truck. The suspected shooter was detained but later released, with the police indicating a possible self-defense claim. The investigation into the shooting and the alleged road rage incident is ongoing.

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