House Passes New Ethics Rules
The Indiana House of Representatives today passed new ethics rules which lawmakers hope will help avoid future conflicts on interests, in part, by catching potential …
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Mixed Reaction to Pence’s BMV Changes
There’s mixed reaction to Governor Mike Pence’s changes to the BMV. Pence announced Monday that current Commissioner Don Snemis would be stepping down and Kent …
Pence Announces Big BMV Changes
Indiana Governor Mike Pence today announced major changes to the state’s BMV, including a new commissioner as well as a new audit system to avoid …
Life in the City
The head of the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns says bills that would restrict a city’s ability to annex land would also restrict their …
The Week that Was
To say it was a a roller coaster week in Indiana government and politics would be putting it mildly. Here are a couple different perspectives. …
Just In – A Little More Explanation
Here is audio from Wednesday’s media briefing of reporters by Pence administration staff on “Just IN”, the state information website that generated a lot of …
Hospitals Happy about HIP 2.0
Indiana Hospitals are applauding federal approval of HIP 2.0, Governor Mike Pence’s alternative to traditional medicaid expansion. They say it will save the state millions …
Making the Right Choice
School Choice advocate Dr. Steve Perry takes on critics of charter schools. He accuses many of them of being motivated by financial interests, a similar …
Out with the Old Congress and In with the New
U. S. Senator Joe Donnelly speaks with Indiana media about his accomplishments in the old Congress and what’s ahead in the new Republican-controlled body.
Indiana’s Energy Crisis
Indiana’s municipalities and rural electric cooperatives are getting ready to do battle over a bill that would alter the state’s utility landscape. SB 309 would …