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Rural Hospitals Worry As Lawmakers Move To Lower Costs For Patients
Nearly 20%, 0r 17, of the state’s 92 counties don’t have a single hospital.
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Indiana Plunges In National Conservative Rankings
The voting of Hoosier State lawmakers trended much more liberal last year, dropping the state from No. 3 to No. 20.
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Rokita Under Investigation By Disciplinary Commission For Statements About Indiana Doctor
The Indiana Attorney General is also paying outside attorney in licensing action.
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Rokita Joins Multi-State ATF Lawsuit
Indiana joined a multi-state coalition suing the federal firearm regulator over a rule change surrounding stabilizing braces.
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Short-Term Rental Inspections Bill Passes Indiana Senate Panel, With Changes
The bill was originally more detailed before an amendment.
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House Committee Moves Indiana Property Tax Relief Bill — With Major Changes
The latest version of the bill would enact temporary property tax caps and limit local levy increases.
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Indiana GOP Advances ‘Parental Rights' Bill Targeting DCS Policies For Transgender Children
It is the latest example of transgender legislation sweeping the nation in Republican-led states.
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Anti-ESG Pension Bill's High Price Tag Prompts Concern For Governor, Top Lawmakers
Senators are pointing to their less-impactful version of the bill as House lawmakers work on changes.
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Indiana Lawmakers Wade Into State Budget Discussion
One shortfall identified in testimony was the lack of home- and community-based services available for Hoosiers.
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White House Taps Indiana, New Mexico Governors For Federal-State Council On National Security
The bipartisan group consists of 10 members selected by the president to serve a two-year term.
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Indiana Senators Pass ‘Site Of Service' Bill With Reservations
The proposed legislation wouldn’t directly decrease hospital prices but rather decrease costs to those paying for insurance coverage.
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Indiana Voters Could Make School Board Elections Partisan Under New GOP-Backed Legislation
The bill could mark a shift in GOP lawmakers' attitudes towards ballot referendums.
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Indiana's Pregnancy Child Support Proposal Scaled Back
The House Judiciary Committee stripped the bill and changed the language so fathers may be ordered to pay for a wider range of expenses.
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Indiana Lawmakers Advance Bill To Earmark State Dollars For Teacher Firearm Training
Half a dozen other education bills also got votes on Wednesday.
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Indiana House Panel Affirms 25-Foot Police No-Bystanders Zone
And a Senate committee kills bill allowing seat belt usage be admissible in court.
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Indiana Senate Approves Doctor Non-Compete Ban
The measure is among several GOP attempts to cut health care costs.
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Indiana Senators Consider Bill That Would Criminalize Protesting Outside Of Private Homes
Senators had bipartisan concerns about individuals at private residences in an era of increasingly violent political vitriol.
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Indiana's GOP Lawmakers Split On Bill To Offer ‘Driving Privilege' Cards To Immigrants
The bill narrowly passed its first hurdle Tuesday.
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Indiana Housing, Education Bills Among Key Measures Passed Tuesday
Today's legislative roundup also covers contraceptive and tax bills.
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Indiana Lawmakers Advance Bill To Let Utilities Charge Consumers Earlier For New Building Projects
The proposal is likely to encourage more gas plants to be constructed, updated across the state.
