Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle
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The majority of staff will move to remote work. -
A dispute over a power plant project now threatens the concept of associational standing in Indiana lawsuits. -
The rest of the increase is scheduled to take effect in January, despite the pending case. -
Andy Zay said he’s concerned about political interference in the powerful body that sets rates for Indiana’s largest utility providers. -
Indiana officials are examining key charges, with potentially big implications for customers. -
A daylong summit hosted by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce explored cheaper and pricier childcare solutions. -
Energy companies warn of potential impacts as governor calls on them to ‘deliver.’ -
The court upheld a permanent injunction against a 2017 law that has never gone fully into effect. -
Lottery leaders talk iLottery hopes ahead of budget-writing legislative session. -
State saw 22% drop-off for non-Medicaid, competitive grants, according to analysis.
