Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle
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Hoosiers have less than a week remaining to register to vote in time for the May 5 primary — when Republican and Democratic candidates for many state and local offices will be decided. -
Hoosier ratepayers are encouraged to “bring copies of their utility bills” in an affordability listening tour hosted by the state’s typically understated energy regulators. -
The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will kick off its 10-session tour of the state this week, after an all-day affordability investigation featuring the “big five” utilities. -
Revenue from tolls on Interstate 70 would come mostly from Hoosiers -
The Indiana Economic Development Corp.’s foundation is showing no signs of shutting down — spending almost $500,000 last year despite indications from leaders that the entity was on its way out. -
New electric-powered wheelchairs capable of travel over all types ofterrain will be available to visitors with limited mobility at all state parks free ofcost. -
Changes come as state, federal government put more pressure on food aid program. -
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun on Monday made a case for his approach to rising energy bills — including new appointees and laws. -
A ban on crypto ATMs earned a signature, however -
Four-dozen bills — dealing with immigration, homelessness, student cellphone use and more — became law Thursday after nabbing Gov. Mike Braun’s signature.
