Providers flag concerns about Medicaid infrastructure as ‘unwinding’ disenrolls thousands
Economy
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Providers flag concerns about Medicaid infrastructure as ‘unwinding’ disenrolls thousands
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Indiana to receive more than $1.3 million in federal funds for the arts
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Consumer advocates say letting Indiana Michigan Power own its solar would cost customers money
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Hoosier lottery expectations for new fiscal year are conservative despite recent strong revenues
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Hoosier Lottery on track to send second highest revenue amount ever to state this year
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Indiana’s April labor market mostly unfazed despite major layoffs. Employment at record high, again
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Indiana on pace to collect billions more than needed in budget cycle
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Public, teacher, law enforcement retirees won’t get extra pension help in new state budget
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Indiana will stop taxing all active-duty military income in 2024
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Indiana to double jury pay this year in bid to increase participation, fairness in trial panels
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Statewide elected officials getting big pay raises in new state budget
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Patient advocates are hopeful about bills taking aim at hospital prices and drug costs
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SNAP applications, renewals to become easier for older and disabled Indiana residents under new law
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Indiana’s low unemployment streak continued in March, despite slowing manufacturing growth
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Bill giving Indiana utilities dibs on interstate power line projects passes state Senate
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Anti-ESG bill passes state House, would name financial managers Indiana should avoid
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Senate Republicans unveil state budget proposal, without any school voucher expansion
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Indiana set to expand access to temporary government help for low-income people – eventually
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Statehouse Democrat calls for property tax reform amid spikes in bills
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Amended bill would change requirements for proposed financial literacy instruction in schools