Indiana’s Surplus Spurs Debate Over Taxes, Local Finances, and Roads
Indiana closed its most recent fiscal year with a sizable surplus and near-record reserves, prompting renewed debate over how the state should use its strong …
Indiana closed its most recent fiscal year with a sizable surplus and near-record reserves, prompting renewed debate over how the state should use its strong …
A Boston judge keeps the challenge to Executive Order 14399 alive, but trims it in ways that help the Indiana-led states. Indiana and 11 other …
Gov. Mike Braun has appointed Joby Jerrells to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, the agency responsible for ensuring that utilities deliver safe, reliable service at …
With a little more than 100 days to go before the November election, Democratic Secretary of State nominee Beau Bayh is sharpening his message around ethics, competence, …
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. Indiana closed the fiscal year with about $1.855 billion sitting in its main checking account and roughly $4 billion in total …
Indiana closed its most recent fiscal year with a sizable surplus and near-record reserves, prompting renewed debate over how the state should use its strong …
by Tom Davies, Indiana Capital Chronicle July 20, 2026 The Republican primary challenger to state Sen. Liz Brown has dropped his push for a recount …
By Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. Mike Braun is a solid Republican. No question, He is “Licensed to MAGA: Which is why I have to ask: …
The Indiana Recount Commission will take up a stack of competing motions on July 28 in the disputed Republican primary for Senate District 23, where …
Republican state Senate candidate John Ruckelshaus is proposing the creation of a statewide “water czar” to centralize and oversee Indiana’s water policy, arguing that the current system …