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Holcomb delivers sixth State of the State address
Holcomb used much of the speech to trumpet recent successes: income growth and a low unemployment rate, teacher pay raises and billions of dollars in infrastructure improvements.
Monroe Co. reports 241 COVID-19 cases, state hospitalizations peak
One new death was reported, bringing Monroe County’s total to 238.
Lawmakers hear from opponents, supporters of Senate GOP crime bill package
The legislation comes after Indianapolis saw another record-breaking year for homicides, with 271 people killed in 2021.
Indiana lawmakers consider tying school board candidates to political party
School board candidates would be forced to declare a political party under legislation Indiana lawmakers are considering, but everyone who testified at the bill's first hearing Tuesday opposed the bill.
Rep. Jeff Ellington files for re-election, will challenge incumbent Rep. Borders in HD 45
Ellington has represented House District 62 since 2015. After the state completed redistricting last year, he announced he would run for the District 45 seat.
Indiana House approves bill eliminating need for license to carry handgun in public
Indiana’s requirement to get a license to carry a handgun in public would be eliminated under legislation easily approved by the Indiana House on Tuesday.
Indiana eclipses 19,000 dead, reporting 1,000 deaths in just more than two weeks
With updated data from the weekend, the Indiana Department of Health brought its confirmed COVID-19 deaths total to 19,084. For context, that’s larger than the population of 17 counties in Indiana.
Notre Dame, 15 other top universities sued over alleged collusion to limit financial aid
The University of Notre Dame and 15 other top schools across the country are being sued for allegedly colluding to limit financial aid to students.
Holcomb set to deliver sixth State of the State address
Gov. Eric Holcomb will deliver his sixth State of the State address tonight to a joint session of the Indiana General Assembly.
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Bennett on vaccine mandates, state tax cuts
Bennett says he rather see vaccine mandates come from the statehouse and not the White House, masks in public places should be up to individuals, and says state tax cuts are fine if legislators replace those funds to cities with other revenue streams.
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