The proposal calls for moving 2,600 agency jobs from the D.C. area to five regional hubs: Raleigh, North Carolina; Indianapolis; Kansas City, Missouri; Fort Collins, Colorado; and Salt Lake City.... Read More
Grants to reduce racial health inequities. Scholarships for Black and Hispanic students. Racial bias training. All are programs that have been abolished and even erased from their respective agency websites following an executive order by Gov. Mike Braun.... Read More
Dozens of bills sprinted across the finish line in the final days — and hours — before the sine die gavel strike brought policymaking business to a close.... Read More
A bill that would reform how the state oversees prosecutors now heads to the Senate, where it’ll get further vetting before it could potentially become law.... Read More
Congressman Jim Banks has won Indiana's vacant seat in the U.S. Senate previously held by Indiana Governor-Elect Mike Braun, while Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita retained his position following Tuesday's election. ... Read More
Indiana Sen. Jean Breaux, a Democrat from Indianapolis who was elected to office in 2006, has died, according to Senate Democratic Leader Greg Taylor. Breaux served as assistant Democratic leader for the Senate Democratic Caucus from 2012 to 2020.... Read More
State Comptroller Tera Klutz announced Thursday that she would be retiring from her position on Dec. 1 after 20 years in public service. She has more than three years left in her term.... Read More
The Senate on Monday unanimously advanced Senate Bill 3, which seeks to form the State and Local Tax Review Commission to study the feasibility of ending Indiana’s income tax and reforming property taxes for Hoosiers.... Read More
Community Health Network is taking its partnership with Ivy Tech Community College to a new level to tackle the state’s nursing shortage. A $6.9 million donation will be used to expand nursing programs at four Ivy Tech campuses.... Read More
A newly-released fiscal study of the state’s near-total abortion ban shows Indiana will need to spend almost $44 million in Fiscal Year 2023 to cover additional costs related to births and lawsuits.... Read More
