Indiana Governor Signs Controversial Pet Sales Bill
Gov. Eric Holcomb signed three bills into law Monday, March 4, including a bill several years in the making that invalidates 21 local ordinances limiting pet sales.
Read MoreGov. Eric Holcomb signed three bills into law Monday, March 4, including a bill several years in the making that invalidates 21 local ordinances limiting pet sales.
Read MoreThe Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday publicly reprimanded a defiant Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita for his televised comments about the doctor who oversaw a medication abortion for a 10-year-old rape victim from Ohio.
Read MoreHoosier parents are no longer on the hook for textbook costs, but many are seeing bills for other fees increasingly being charged by schools.
Read MoreIndiana’s budget chiefs offered a measured sense of optimism on the state’s finances at a potentially transformational task force’s first meeting — as Republican-aligned speakers pushed for big moves on taxes and Democrat lawmakers expressed frustration with the group’s structure.
Read MoreHigh healthcare costs dominated much of the discussion during this year’s legislative session and a three-hour meeting Wednesday, Aug. 23, continued the debate during the interim.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, Aug. 22, the Biden administration announced a $1.4 billion boost in developing the so-called next generation of COVID-19 vaccines and treatments.
Read MoreA statewide collection of historic fraternal lodges, the former home of a wealthy South Bend industrialist, and once-bustling venues in Anderson, Evansville and Stinesville.
Read MoreIndiana’s budget chiefs offered a measured sense of optimism on the state’s finances at a potentially transformational task force’s first meeting — as Republican-aligned speakers pushed for big moves on taxes and Democrat lawmakers expressed frustration with the group’s structure.
Read MoreIndiana Governor Eric Holcomb said Tuesday, Aug. 22, he expects continued debate over the state’s new abortion restrictions, which went back into effect on Aug. 21.
Read MoreFive Indiana counties are choosing to give up a combined maximum of $3.3 million in enhanced public health funding from the state in 2024, with the bulk of that funding coming from Johnson County, which qualified for up to $2.1 million in funds.
Read MoreRising concerns over a lack of affordable and accessible child care in Indiana bubbled up at the Statehouse Wednesday, prompting calls for new statewide policies that would make it easier for additional care providers to open — without breaking the bank for families.
Read MoreA welcome center construction project on I-65 — spanning 11,304 square feet and retailing at $34.8 million — may just include the fanciest rest stop Indiana’s ever had.
Read MoreState and agriculture officials gathered Thursday to officially open the long-awaited renovation of the century-old swine barn.
Read MoreRepublican state Rep. Jim Lucas is effectively in time-out after he pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors in connection with his May arrest for driving under the influence.
Read MoreAs they struggle to reduce drug overdose deaths, policymakers across the United States are embroiled in a heated debate over creating and increasing criminal penalties related to fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid that’s up to 100 times more potent than morphine.
Read MoreThe American dream of homeownership is getting further out of reach for many Hoosiers.
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