Purdue Prepares for Arrival of South Korean Chip Manufacturer • Indiana’s Labor Force Continues to Increase for Three Consecutive Months • The Inflation Boogeyman • Last Gubernatorial Candidate Debate

Supreme Court Allows Rule Limiting Pollution from Coal-Fired Power Plants • State Seeing Early Enthusiasm for Early Childhood Teacher Apprenticeship Program • Teen Tobacco Use Falls to 25-Year Low • Seeking Public Comment on Indiana’s New High School Diplomas

Annual Inflation Rate Drops to 2.4 Percent, Lowest Since February 2021 • New Statewide Coalition Aims to Advance Entrepreneurship • Lawmakers Scrutinize ‘Black Box of State PBM Spending’

$120M More Needed for Indiana’s Behavioral Health Infrastructure, Report Says • How Did We Get Here? Historical Analysis of Property Tax Reform Seeks Answers • Indiana Department of Insurance Commissioner to Step Down • Lilly to Invest Another $4.5B in Lebanon Site for New ‘Medicine Foundry’ • More Americans File for Unemployment Last Week; Layoffs Remain Historically Low • U.S. Adds 254K Jobs in September, Blowing Past Expectations • Indiana Ranks Well in National Fiscal Report, Earns a ‘B’ • Indiana Gubernatorial Debates • Yom Kippur: The Day of Atonement • Breast Cancer Awareness Month