Hershman leaving Senate for D.C.
The chairman of the Indiana Senate Tax and Fiscal Policy Committee is leaving the chamber. State Sen. Brandt Hershman (R-Buck Creek) today announced he will …
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Those Tax Cuts
Ball State Economist Mike Hicks says the Republican tax cuts will be good for the economy overall, it may just take a while for the …
Holcomb on 2017
In his end of year interview, Governor Eric Holcomb talks about the recent controversy at the Department of Child Services, state revenue projections, workforce development, …
The Start of Sunday Sales
The Chairman of the House Public Policy committee is introducing legislation that will allow for Sunday retail alcohol sales. Republican State Representative Ben Smaltz of …
IBJ: Congress Sends Trump Massive Tax Overhaul
Congressional Republicans delivered an epic overhaul of U.S. tax laws to President Donald Trump on Wednesday, bringing generous tax cuts for corporations and the wealthiest …
Jaws of Clay
Indianapolis Democrat City-County Councilor Stephen Clay is challenging Maggie Lewis for the position of Council President. The Council Democratic caucus voted Monday night to re-nominate …
Utility Chief Stepping Down
Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) Chairman Jim Atterholt is stepping down next month. Atterholt has notified Governor Eric Holcomb Monday that he plans to retire …
Cloudy Skies in State Budget Forecast
Indiana Statehouse Democrats and Republicans are taking a different approach to a proposed revenue forecast that shows the state taking in nearly than $400 million …
Crider Exiting Race for Congress
Republican State Senator Mike Crider of Greenfield is dropping out of the race for Congress in the 6th Congressional District. In a Facebook post today, …