Hoosiers to spend slightly less on Thanksgiving compared to 2023 prices
Economy
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Hoosiers to spend slightly less on Thanksgiving compared to 2023 prices
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Indiana more than $300M off its budget plan through four months of fiscal year
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Muncie receives tax credits from state program for affordable housing project
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Indiana tax review task force issues broad recommendations focused on property tax changes
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Preliminary data shows Indiana’s unemployment rate above national average, up from last year
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Anderson City Council approves $130 million water system overhaul, will raise utility bills
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Indiana legislative leaders say likely no major tax changes in 2025 session
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Madison County Council allocates remaining COVID funds, puts $7 million into jail construction fund
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Indiana tax reform could lead to changes in school funding
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IU business school forecast shows return to normal for state, national economies
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Indiana’s labor force participation rate increases for the third month in a row
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Indiana’s U.S. Senate candidates talk Social Security, immigration and abortion
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Report: Indiana’s total health costs near national average, but differ in other key areas
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Consumer advocates: Big data centers threaten to raise electric bills, prolong fossil fuels
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New teacher compensation report shows average teacher salaries grow to $60,000
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Mike Braun pitches policies aimed at helping Hoosiers dealing with inflation
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Property tax expert predicts higher-than-usual bills for homeowners, farmers next year
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McCormick says economic development strategy needs to focus more on people, not just businesses
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Summer utility shutoffs can be deadly. Advocates say Indiana isn’t doing enough to prevent them
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Indiana unemployment rate worsens to national average
