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Ellettsville to fund Rural Transit past end of March
The Ellettsville Town Council is offering to help fund Rural Transit past the end of March.
What energy, environment bills survived Indiana’s 2024 legislative session?
Wetlands were the subject of legislation once again this year.
Governor signs reversible contraceptive access bill for postpartum Medicaid members
Medical providers and some lawmakers raised concerns about how this might impact patient access and choice. They said hospitals are likely to only stock what is required and covered.
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IU's Mgbako named Big Ten's co-Freshman of the Year; Ware, Reneau also honored
Mgbako averaged 12.2 points per game for the Hoosiers, highest among the Big Ten’s freshmen.
What is federal excise tax and where does it go?
IRS spokesperson Stacy Engle said most excise tax paid by consumers goes toward funding projects the tax is for, such as highway or airport improvements.
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Governor signs 67 bills ranging from reading remediation to bobcat hunting
Gov. Eric Holcomb signed 67 bills into law Monday, with no vetoes.
State lawmakers share their thoughts on this year's education bills
Lawmakers passed myriad education bills this year that will impact students and teachers across the state.
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Holcomb signs reading retention bill into law
Third graders who fail the IREAD-3 exam will be retained under a new law signed by the governor this week.
Governor signs bill to remove more people from voter rolls, which could violate federal law
Gov. Eric Holcomb signed a bill Monday that critics say violates federal law when it comes to removing people from the voter rolls.
Republican gubernatorial candidates spar in first formal debate of campaign
Most of Indiana’s six Republican candidates for governor weren’t shy about attacking each other Monday during the campaign’s first formal debate.
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