As Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales faces mounting criticism and political pressure, newly obtained state records raise further questions about a recent payment to a software contractor and nearly half a million dollars in staff salary increases.... Read More
Hoosier motorists could continue getting a break on state gas taxes beyond early June after Gov. Mike Braun said Friday that he could have the authority to extend his tax suspension under Indiana’s energy emergency law.... Read More
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales lost the support of two prominent Republican allies Thursday as U.S. Sen. Jim Banks and Attorney General Todd Rokita declared they no longer believe he is the party’s strongest nominee for November.... Read More
Federal grants accounted for 42% of Indiana’s general revenue in fiscal year 2025 — totaling about $22.6 billion — and state officials say a new public dashboard launched Monday intends to give Hoosiers a better look at how that money is spent.... Read More
Indiana officials have rolled out what they described as a first-in-the-nation Medicaid financing overhaul designed to pressure hospitals to lower commercial health care prices while directing more state and federal money toward rural and lower-cost providers.... Read More
At a Monday meeting, the Indiana Board of Pharmacy reviewed a federal notice related to marijuana rescheduling but took no formal action. Board members said any future state response depends on the federal process becoming official.... Read More
The Plainfield facility west of Indianapolis is nearing the finish line on a sprawling, yearslong renovation and expansion project that features college-like dorm rooms, a newly constructed emergency vehicle operations track and a mock “scenario village."... Read More
Indiana will end a statewide HIV outreach and testing program after health officials say a drop in federal pandemic relief dollars forced them to scale back services — a move providers warn could limit access for some of the state’s highest-risk populations.... Read More
A divided Indiana Law Enforcement Training Board on Monday rejected a proposed settlement that would have allowed embattled Dubois County Sheriff Tom Kleinhelter to remain certified as a law enforcement officer until 2027.... Read More
State pharmacy regulators on Monday rejected a proposed settlement with Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital over a yearslong drug diversion scheme but still renewed the hospital’s pharmacy license, allowing it to keep operating.... Read More
