Indiana Sen. Todd Young on Thursday highlighted efforts by the Trump administration and Congress to both loosen regulations on agriculture and bring more funding to the sector.... Read More
AES Indiana has threatened to take legal action if a state regulatory board make moves that lead to a reduction of a previously approved rate hike as a former commissioner’s spot on that board remains in dispute.... Read More
Leaders of the Build Indiana Council, American Council of Engineering Companies Indiana and Indiana Constructors Inc. said progress on roads and bridges across the state is at risk if the state doesn’t expand its funding base beyond fuel taxes.... Read More
The lawsuit filed in Marion County Superior Court says that the Braun administration did not show cause when it fired Zay, a former state lawmaker.... Read More
A proposed power line included in AES Indiana’s plan to serve a data center in Morgan County has drawn scrutiny from a consumer advocacy group and landowners during regulatory proceedings.... Read More
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun appointed Indianapolis Republican City-County Councilor Josh Bain to an open spot on the state’s utility board on Thursday. Bain has represented the southwest side of Indianapolis since he was selected by a caucus in 2020.... Read More
Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Chair Anthony Swinger told reporters Wednesday that he removed from the commission’s agenda an order reconsidering a rate hike approval for AES because there is no consensus on the decision.... Read More
The move comes after current Senate President Rodric Bray, R-Martinsville, announced Friday that he will not seek reelection to the leadership position in November. Bray, whose term runs through 2028, will remain in the Senate.... Read More
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita on Friday filed a legal challenge to a 7-year-old court order that will soon require one of the state’s largest coal units to retire. A 2019 modification to a consent decree approved by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio set emissions limits on both units of […]... Read More
Indiana Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray announced Friday that he will not reelection to his leadership position in November. Bray, a Republican from Martinsville, has served in the Indiana Senate since 2012 and as leader since 2018. In December, Bray was among 21 state Republican senators who joined 10 Democrats in voting down a […]... Read More
