A bill to close “loopholes” in Indiana’s employment eligibility verification law could bar employers who purposefully flout the requirements from taking part in public works projects for a year.
Read MoreThe bruising Statehouse fight over Indiana congressional redistricting is looming over the formal start of the legislative campaign season.
Read MoreA congressional redistricting proposal that has split Indiana’s Senate Republicans advanced to its final stage Wednesday, Dec.10 after lawmakers quickly dispatched three Democratic amendments and positioned the high-stakes bill for a decisive vote on Thursday.
Read MoreIndiana lawmakers are weighing a new “bell to bell” proposal that would tighten cellphone restrictions in K-12 schools by requiring Hoosier students to securely store their devices on campus – or leave them at home for the entire school day.
Read MoreSince Indiana’s school cellphone ban went into effect in 2024, classroom distractions haven’t disappeared.
Read MoreAs talk around redistricting continues in Indiana, state and federal investigators are examining a series of swatting incidents targeting Indiana lawmakers as authorities confirmed that five state senators have been victims.
Read MoreThe long-simmering disagreement over an Indiana congressional redistricting has exploded into a political spectacle, with Pres. Donald Trump warning Republican state senators of electoral retribution.
Read MoreAs redistricting rhetoric intensifies in Indiana, at least four Republican lawmakers who oppose the prospect – or are undecided – have reported attempted swatting attacks on their homes.
Read MoreRepublican Indiana legislative leaders avoided taking questions Monday about the political pressure they are facing from President Donald Trump over congressional redistricting, while the governor accused GOP senators of “hiding behind closed doors.”
Read MorePres. Donald Trump on Sunday called out two Indiana “RINO Senators,” as well as Gov. Mike Braun, for the state’s failure to move forward with redrawing congressional boundaries.
Read MoreFormer Indiana Inspector General Cyndi Carrasco is set to be Indiana’s next state senator after Republican precinct committee members overwhelmingly voted her into the role Wednesday evening.
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