Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle
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More Indiana college degree programs with low post-graduation earnings could be consolidated or eliminated under a bill headed to the governor. -
Cellphones could soon be sidelined for the entire school day in Indiana classrooms — rather than just during instructional time. -
Narrow votes on environment and homelessness bills mark third-reading deadline day -
Braun, GOP lawmakers cite recent fatal crashes; Democrats question policy legality -
Inventory log details purchases, destruction and use of pentobarbital over two years -
Democrats argued that new rules could push eligible Hoosiers out of coverage. -
Senators also pushed along bills on education deregulation, long-term care and Indianapolis school governance. -
A fast-growing corner of Indiana’s health care marketplace could soon face its first statewide regulatory framework. -
Indiana's Senate Bill 199 would tighten regulations around youth social media accounts and require parental consent for Hoosier under age 17 to create accounts on certain platforms. -
The proposed constitutional amendment still needs majority voter approval to take effect.
