Maximum benefits length for unemployment could be almost cut in half by Senate bill
Government
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Maximum benefits length for unemployment could be almost cut in half by Senate bill
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Senate considers bill to raise teacher pay, expand benefits
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Lawmakers advocate for newborn tax credit, paid family medical leave this session
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Braun’s budget proposal includes tax relief, universal vouchers, $700 million in spending cuts
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Cosmetology educators, students tell lawmakers not to cut hours required for license
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Deregulation bill would trim licensure, education requirements for Indiana Secretary of Education
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Anderson City Council approves new district map to end redistricting lawsuit
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Braun executive orders begin to remake administrative side of state government
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Broad parental rights bill moves forward to full Senate
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State lawmakers help push cannabis legalization initiative in 2025 session
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House Republicans unveil substantial school deregulation bill, aim to send decisions to districts
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Indiana Senate Republicans want to make big changes to HIP, Medicaid. What do those changes mean?
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Indiana Black Legislative Caucus’s 2025 agenda centered on physical, mental health care
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Indiana House Republicans look to build on housing, health care costs efforts in 2025 agenda
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Tuition cap bill would freeze cost for in-state undergrad college students
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Former state senator Karen Tallian announces bid for Indiana Democratic Party chair
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Mike Braun sworn in as governor; Micah Beckwith, Todd Rokita also take oaths of office
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Mike Braun to be sworn in as governor on Monday, Jan. 13
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Indiana lawmakers consider bill to limit social media for children under 16
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New head of Indiana natural resources aims to make regulations more friendly to business
