• Edición impresa de Julio 20, 2010

Editorial in English

By Zulma Prieto

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LIUNA Launches “Build Indiana 2010” To Get Hoosiers Back To Work

Statewide Campaign Is Key Part of National Effort to Solidify Support in U.S. Senate for Investment in the Basics of Indiana and America

Initiative Kicks Off With Billboards Warning of Structurally Deficient Bridges, Aggressive Ad Campaign, Member Mobilization

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Preparing for the Next Public Health Crisis

Establishing a Public Health Response Plan to Address Threats Such as the Gulf Oil Disaster

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Roundtable Will Align System

for K-16 Educational Success

 Executive director announced to lead transformation efforts

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36,000 Hoosiers will have to repay stimulus money

An Indiana agency is telling about 36,000 people who collected a $25 stimulus payment as part of their unemployment check that they must repay the money because they were later ruled ineligible.

The state Department of Workforce Development said Friday it will notify those affected next week. The agency says the average bill is about $120, but about half of those affected will only have to pay back $25.

Those affected already were billed for their main unemployment benefit.

Agency spokesman Marc Lotter says people generally are ruled ineligible because of application errors or appeals by employers.

If a recipient doesn’t make payment arrangements, the state agency can dock state tax returns, lottery winnings or a portion of future unemployment benefits.

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