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The Indiana Natural Resources Commission meets on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.

Natural resources commission gets new chairman amid recent turmoil

Former state Rep. Kevin Mahan takes over after four recent resignations.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun admires a welcome message, delivered to him by a child, at Shepherd Community Center’s Minnie Hartmann Neighborhood Childcare facility on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.

Mothers tell governor they’d be unemployed, homeless without childcare vouchers

Gov. Mike Braun is pushing for more state childcare funding.

Indiana's Board of Finance unanimously approved Gov. Mike Braun's proposal Tuesday to send state funds to local governments to cover the suspension of the gas and excise tax. The move will put $121 million back into the hands of the state's road fund and local governments.

Local communities get payments after gas tax suspension

After months of suspending the gas and excise taxes, Gov. Mike Braun called for local communities to be made whole. Indiana's Board of Finance approved the first payment for municipalities Tuesday.

Senators Todd Young and Jim Banks, as well as U.S. Rep. Mark Messmer and a slew of defense contractors break ground on the new industrial hub.

National security hub near Crane is expanding

The National Security Industrial Hub and Munitions Campus has grown from about 1,100 acres to more than 1,500 acres.

Two men sitting at a table behind tall mics. The man to the left is wearing a green jacket and glasses, and the man to the right is wearing a light orange dress shirt and light orange tie.

Monroe County grants $82K tax break for defense contractor's expansion

Monroe County has granted a ten-year tax break to a defense contractor based in Bloomington.

Heartwork Brewing earned second place for its Czech Pilsner.

Three Bloomington Breweries honored in state competition

Three Bloomington breweries earned statewide honors at the 2026 Indiana Brewers' Cup.

An Instagram posts shows the cake delivered by McKinney School of Law adjunct professor Elizabeth Booker Houston. Lawmakers are calling for Indiana University to fire Houston following social media posts like this.

IU risks violating First Amendment if it fires adjunct over Graham posts, expert says

Lawmakers are calling for IU to fire an adjunct professor over social media posts following Senator Lindsey Graham's death.

Five people stand behind a yellow ribbon while one of them cuts the ribbon with big scissors.

Governor among attendees in Columbus for opening of innovation center

The Advanced Machine and Vehicle Innovation Center, or AMVIC, held its grand opening with Gov. Mike Braun, Columbus Mayor Mary Ferdon and local business leaders in attendance.

In 2025, a local artist painted this mural on the side of a building in downtown Spencer, Indiana.

Growth has slowed in some rural counties, but Owen continues growing

Owen County grew by 585 people in 2025 and invites others seeking country living.

The main entrance of Food and Drug Administration Building 1 on the FDA campus in Silver Spring, Maryland.

FDA: Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce sample produced a false positive for cyclospora

The announcement comes after the FDA previously reported on Saturday that a sample of iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in central Mexico had tested positive for the parasite.

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