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State Mulls Charging Illegal Immigrants Out of State Tuition
The Senate Education committee heard testimony on a bill prohibiting illegal immigrants from paying in-state tuition at Indiana colleges and universities.
Committee Makes Significant Changes to Charter School Bill
One change increases the percentage of teachers in a charter school that must be licensed from 50 to 75
Ivy Tech to Host Education Summit
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced the locations of four regional education summits. Indiana’s Ivy Tech Community College will host one of them.
Bosma Makes Final Offer to Dems, Working w/ Senate on Budget
Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma says time is up for House Democrats to return to the Statehouse.
Senate Hears Amendment Banning Civil Unions
Indiana already has a statute on its books defining marriage as between a man and a woman, but Terre Haute attorney Jim Bopp said that statute needs further protection.
Hundreds Protest Immigration Bill
Opponents say the bill could lead to legalized racial profiling of Indiana's Hispanic population.
Worlds Largest Ethanol Producer Opens Plant in Indiana
The largest ethanol producer in the world held a grand opening ceremony Tuesday at its new refining facility in Cloverdale.
Consumer Advocate Recommends Cost Cap On Edwardsport Plant
Duke is now requesting approval of an additional $500 million, which prompted the Office of Utility Consumer Counselor to recommend that Duke place a cap on total costs.
Indiana House Democrat Holdout Hits Week Four
House Speaker Brian Bosma said he continues to speak with Minority Leader Pat Bauer, but there has been no real progress.
Postal Officials Considering Consolidating Processing Center
The study is a part of an on-going effort to streamline activity and reduce costs in the wake of less stamped mail.
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