Members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus and multiple community advocates gathered Monday inside the Statehouse rotunda to oppose Republican efforts to redraw Indiana’s congressional maps before the next census.
Read MoreRepublican Air Force veteran Jennifer-Ruth Green announced Monday she will run again for Indiana’s 1st Congressional District despite pending state ethics charges.
Read MoreThe Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Nominating Committee’s members met in executive session Monday, Oct. 20 and reviewed 47 applications for three open seats on the five-member commission.
Read MoreAs the federal government shutdown enters its fourth week, hundreds of thousands of employees across the country are facing growing financial hardship and new uncertainty following a wave of layoffs announced by the Trump administration.
Read MoreThe second week of the federal government shutdown is bringing growing disruptions across the country as the standoff between Pres. Donald Trump and Congress shows no signs of resolution.
Read MoreDear Editor, Like many seniors, I’m concerned about the rising cost of health care. That’s why I switched to Medicare Advantage earlier this year. It’s been a great decision, both for my health and my wallet. It’s important that policymakers understand just how much Hoosiers like me rely … Read More
Congress has spent more money than it has collected for the last two decades, allowing the U.S. debt to top $37 trillion for the first time.
Read MoreOver the course of a decade, Indiana’s per-enrollee costs for certain Medicaid recipients are expected to surge by 43% and 72% for lower-income and elderly Hoosiers, respectively.Â
Read MoreIndiana’s congressional representatives have taken more than two dozen international trips funded by private sponsors since 2020, with some stays including luxury hotels, fine dining, and activities that experts say blur the line between official duty and influence peddling.
Read MoreLow-income Hoosiers are about to get a whole lot hungrier.Â
Read MoreA Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule that would have removed medical debt from credit reports was struck down by a Texas federal judge.
Read MoreIndiana’s economy could take a major hit under the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” now advancing in Congress.
Read MoreCongress has slashed a decades-old federal medical funding program by more than half.
Read MoreThe Environmental Protection Agency is threatening to pull over $20 billion in grant money from clean energy projects, including $117 million in Indiana.
Read MoreState Senator Ryan Mishler and State Reps. David Abbott and Craig Snow recently received committee assignments at the Statehouse.
Read MoreA large tax hike could be awaiting small businesses still rebounding from the pandemic.
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