Indiana committed $500 million in state funding to the 92 counties, split across 15 regions, with the goal of boosting quality of life, place, and opportunity. Lilly Endowment also awarded an additional $250 million for arts, culture and blight remediation.... Read More
The Indiana Supreme Court will soon decide whether to take up a case between a major state electricity provider and big industrial customers — and if so, whether state regulators were right to green-light increases after inflation-related cost overruns.... Read More
Two all-terrain trackchairs — intended to help disabled Hoosiers enjoy public lands — have been stolen from Fort Harrison State Park in Indianapolis, the Department of Natural Resources said Thursday.... Read More
Indiana has not been paid since November, said the Department of Correction filings provided Monday to the Indiana Capital Chronicle. The state has spent about $10 million to accommodate detainees at the Miami Correctional Facility since then.... Read More
Three final provisional ballots could decide a hotly contested Indiana Senate Republican primary race by the slimmest margin this week — if the candidates or party officials don’t file for a recount.... Read More
The state agency overseeing Medicaid is hiring 400 employees to check the eligibility of the 560,000 low-income Hoosiers getting their health insurance through the Healthy Indiana Plan.... Read More
The statutorily required direct-to-employer health care arrangements offered by five Indiana nonprofit hospital systems collectively cleared a 260% of Medicare pricing maximum last year, according to a report released by the Indiana Department of Health.... Read More
Jennifer Dorfmeyer, who has led the Indiana Department of Child Services in an acting capacity since January, is the agency’s new director effective immediately, Gov. Mike Braun announced Tuesday.... Read More
An Indiana law banning the use of public university student identification cards for voting is back in effect after a Monday order from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit — as early voting for the state’s May 5 primary continues.... Read More
Dozens of congressional candidates are vying for a shot to represent their fellow Hoosiers in Washington, D.C. — with challenges to Indiana’s two longest-serving incumbents at the top of the list. Three incumbents, however, face no primary competition.... Read More
