Roughly 1,000 Hoosiers crowded into the Indiana Statehouse Thursday, Sept. 18 afternoon to hear from former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, who headlined a high-energy rally opposing mid-decade redistricting.
Read MoreIndiana hospitals say they are losing more than $100 million annually after a COVID-19 relief bill altered the formula for federal Medicare reimbursements, and they are urging Congress to act before losses deepen.
Read MoreThe Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-point Wednesday, Sept. 17, its first reduction since December, as policymakers shifted focus from inflation to a weakening job market.
Read MoreLawmakers who voted to implement work requirements for Medicaid beneficiaries next summer will have to wait another six months before they can take effect, and the state is still waiting to hear if the federal government will approve other portions of the health care plan.
Read MoreLocal bans on wind, solar and other energy projects are giving Indiana a bad reputation, Indiana’s top energy official said Tuesday, Sept. 16. She plans to reward those open for business.
Read MoreA new $5 billion Eli Lilly plant in Goochland County is expected to bring 650 permanent jobs and 1,800 construction jobs, making it one of Virginia’s largest manufacturing projects.
Read MoreIndiana lawmakers remain divided over calls for a special session to redraw congressional maps.
Read MoreU.S. job growth slowed sharply in August, with employers adding just 22,000 positions as hiring momentum continued to fade under the weight of high interest rates and uncertainty over Pres. Donald Trump’s economic policies.
Read MoreU.S. employers advertised 7.2 million job openings in July, the Labor Department said, as demand for workers continues to ease after several years of historic strength.
Read MoreSome Hoosiers are sounding the alarm about what could be a harsh COVID-19 and flu season — particularly following a significant change in federal vaccine rules this week.
Read MoreGov. Mike Braun on Friday, Aug. 29 again declined to say where he stands on redistricting congressional maps, maintaining that he wants to hear first from Republican leaders in the Indiana General Assembly.
Read MoreThe United States this week is ending duty-free treatment for low-value imports, a change that could raise costs for small businesses and online shoppers while reshaping trade flows.
Read MoreThe White House is touting a new economic analysis that estimates taxpayers will see an average $3,752 tax cut in 2026, due to provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Read MoreCongress 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 MoreGov. Mike Braun hasn’t yet decided if he’ll call a special session to redraw Indiana’s congressional map early — but said he and GOP legislative leaders are “considering it seriously” as they wait to see redistricting results out of Texas.
Read MoreToyota Motor Corp.’s quarterly profit fell 37% in the April–June period as new U.S. tariffs on Japanese auto exports cut deeply into earnings.
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