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New Indiana abortion laws could have a major effect on medical practices
Medical professionals are concerned about their future in Indiana pending the decision on abortion laws.
Businesses can't afford electric vehicle chargers – that could threaten Indiana EV adoption
A coalition of gas stations and other retailers said we won’t have enough fast chargers to make the transition to EVs without the help of private businesses — and right now many can’t afford fast-chargers.
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Sen. Young defends Indiana legislators on abortion ban, vote on burn pits
Todd Young has consistently voted to restrict abortion access, earning him an A+ rating on the Susan B. Anthony List’s National Pro-Life Scorecard.
Abortion legislation, teacher shortage, monkeypox | Indiana Newsdesk
The general assembly debates new abortion restrictions, Indiana schools lack teachers as school year approaches, and monkeypox is on the rise. These stories and more on Indiana Newsdesk.
Senate easily passes $50 million in financial supports for families, children and pregnant Hoosiers
The money in the Senate bill would be spent on organizations and services that include access to contraception and pregnancy planning, child care and support for foster and adoptive care.
Attorney General Rokita co-leads multi-state lawsuit against Biden administration
A press release from the AG's office said the lawsuit is over the Biden administration’s demands that schools “march lockstep with leftist transgender policies” in order to qualify for nutritional assistance.
As monkeypox spreads, is Indiana prepared for an outbreak?
Nobody in the U.S. has died from monkeypox, but officials say preparing the state’s health infrastructure will be key to keeping it that way.
Indiana's BA.5 peak expected in mid-August, as reinfections account 1 in 5 newly reported cases
Indiana's BA.5 peak expected in mid-August, as reinfections account 1 in 5 newly reported cases
Senate debates changes to abortion ban for five hours, keeps rape and incest exceptions
The Indiana Senate rejected an effort Thursday that would’ve deleted rape and incest exceptions from its proposed abortion ban, SB 1(s).
Republicans, Democrats clash over scope of House inflation and family financial supports bill
Republicans and Democrats in the House clashed Thursday over the scope of a bill that includes family financial supports and offers inflation relief to Hoosiers.
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