A coalition of Black civil rights groups, nonprofits, business-owners and religious leaders on Wednesday called on the federal government to reject Indiana’s plan for a $100 million-plus investment in the state’s electric vehicle charging network.... Read More
Indiana’s own Covid-19 coffers remain flush. The state has 43% of its $1 billion-plus in grants left to spend, according to Indiana Department of Health.... Read More
A Republican-led summer study committee this week laid the groundwork for legislative recommendations proponents say will further oversight — though opponents believe the push will strip power from Indiana’s executive branch.... Read More
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb on Wednesday defended his signing of a near-total abortion ban this month and brushed off fears of business and talent attraction consequences.... Read More
Indiana received the first payment from its share of a national, $26 billion settlement with opioid manufacturers and distributors in mid-July, and expects to receive two more this year. Local governments could see their first payments this year.... Read More
The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will soon fill a vacancy in its powerful five-member commission.... Read More
An Indiana agency representing utility consumers is asking the state’s regulator to make companies report disconnection data for the second time since the pandemic began.... Read More
With Indiana lawmakers poised to authorize a second tax refund to Hoosier taxpayers, some are still waiting for the first refund promised late last year.... Read More
