Indiana school leaders warn property tax reforms are destabilizing public education budgets
Indiana school officials are warning that the state’s new property tax overhaul is pushing districts into an unprecedented financial squeeze.... Read More
Casey Smith
Indiana Capital Chronicle
Three years after injunction, religious freedom lawsuit against abortion ban nears decision
Superior Court Judge Christina Klineman presided over a summary judgement hearing on Tuesday in Indianapolis but her ruling is still at least two months away.... Read More
Indiana hospital officials point to new studies showing decreased health care costs
Multiple analyses highlighted Monday by the Indiana Hospital Association showed improved hospital pricing and more cost-effective care for Hoosiers.... Read More
Indiana’s congressional delegation unites behind FAA drone test site bid
The Hoosier congressional delegation — in a push led by U.S. Senator Todd Young — is urging the Federal Aviation Administration to name Indiana as one of two new national drone test sites.... Read More
Indiana unveils multi-year rural health plan in newly released federal application
The 167-page submission — obtained by the Indiana Capital Chronicle — details the state’s strategy, branded “GROW: Cultivating Hoosier Health.”... Read More
Indiana prepares for 2026 data privacy law with new Consumer Bill of Rights
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita released the state’s new Consumer Data Protection Bill of Rights, saying the document is intended to help Hoosiers understand and exercise their rights under the Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act before it takes effect.... Read More
As assets sell off, former sheriff inches toward multimillion-dollar restitution orders
A year after his prison sentence, former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel’s belongings have sold for millions toward the $3.1 million in criminal restitution he owes.... Read More
As threats escalate against Indiana lawmakers, Braun says his family also targeted
Gov. Mike Braun on Friday condemned a wave of threats against state lawmakers — including ones he said targeted him and his family — shortly after Republican Sen. Andy Zay confirmed a bomb threat at his Huntington vehicle rental business.... Read More
Indiana’s legislature appears poised to make history by ignoring special session call
For decades, Hoosier governors and lawmakers have sparred over what can be done during a special legislative session. But state leaders are now confronting a different dilemma — can the General Assembly legally ignore a governor’s demand to convene?... Read More
Redistricting rift growing among Indiana Republicans
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun on Tuesday made his most overt political threat to recalcitrant Republican state senators over early congressional redistricting, saying he’d look for ways to “compel” them to act — and vowing to support primary challengers.... Read More