Benjamin Thorp
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Gov. Mike Braun has spent hundreds of millions in giving a gas tax break to Indiana residents. He says he's found a way to keep the gas tax holiday going. -
Indiana officials say they've found $200 million in Medicaid errors among home care providers. Now the state is pausing certification for new providers. -
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. -
A federal food program intended to help feed kids through the summer won't come back anytime soon. State Democrats wonder why the state won't pay for the program as budget reserves grow. -
Indiana launches nuclear-ready communities program in effort to identify willing communities. The effort is aimed at supporting data centers. -
One Republican lawmaker is outlining his proposal for ending property taxes. He says the move will simplify the tax code. -
Purdue's board is seeking input on the search for its next president after the unexpected exit of Mung Chiang. -
Indiana's governor touted the states healthy economy as he extended the gas tax holiday for a fourth time, arguing that few other states have been in a position to do the same. -
Indiana cities and counties are receiving millions in infrastructure grants. Gov. Mike Braun is still worried about the state's long-term funding for roads. -
Delegates decided to back Max Engling for the secretary of state race during the Republican Party convention in Fort Wayne.
