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Indiana Budget Moves To Conference Committee, Negotiations Will Continue
The measure advanced on a 40-10 vote with both parties splitting their votes.
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Budget Amendments Refine Economic Development But Leave Mental And Public Health Funding Uncertain
The next revenue forecast is slated to be published on Wednesday and will inform the final version of the budget.
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Big Bills Boosting Mental, Public Health Advance
Lawmakers on Monday, a key deadline day, also pushed charter school and floodplain measures.
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Indiana Lawmakers Advance Controversial “Union-Busting” Bill Denounced By Hoosier Teachers
The bill would nix a mandate for school administrators to discuss certain concerns with teachers and unions.
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Indiana Senate Approves Sweeping Administrative Rulemaking Overhaul
The bill advanced back to the House for additional consideration and a possible sendoff to the governor.
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Eli Lilly Announces Expanded $1.6B Investment At Groundbreaking For Boone County District
That brings the total investment in the site by Lilly to $3.7 billion and up to 700 new jobs.
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Winners And Losers In Each Indiana Budget Proposal
The three proposals demonstrate the sometimes conflicting priorities of senators, House lawmakers and Gov. Eric Holcomb.
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Donor Privacy Or Secrecy? Indiana Nonprofit Disclosure Bill Nears Law
Transparency advocates argue the bill could obfuscate the role big donors play in politics and beyond.
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Holcomb, Pence And Braun Address Thousands At NRA Convention In Indianapolis
The crowd greeted former Vice President and Indiana Gov. Mike Pence with boos, the only speaker to receive such a response.
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Donald Trump Talks Gun Rights — But Not His Criminal Charges — At NRA Convention In Indianapolis
The former president spoke for the first time since his indictment.
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Bail, Public Health Changes And A Possible Gas Tax Increase Move Forward In Indiana Legislature
Both the House and Senate had crucial deadlines and some bills saw significant changes in opposing chambers and some emerged unscathed.
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In Close Vote, Indiana Senate Committee Advances “Right Of First Refusal” Utilities Bill
Critics say the bill's elimination of competitive bidding for new transmission projects will cost ratepayers more.
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Indiana Teachers Unions Rally For More Funding, A Stop To “Harmful” Legislation
The rally was so loud at times it was hard to hear in the House chamber.
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No Voucher Expansion, More Health Care Funding In Indiana's GOP Senate Budget Plan
The Senate released its budget plan Thursday, spending $43.3 billion over two years and ending the biennium with $3.2 billion in reserves.
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Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks New Biden WOTUS Rule; Wisconsin AG Todd Rokita Takes Credit
“With our lawsuit, we aim to protect Hoosiers’ jobs, property and freedom from the Biden administration’s excessive regulations,” he said.
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“Right Of First Refusal” Bill Would Eliminate Competitive Bidding For Indiana's Major Utilities
The legislation is up for a key committee hearing and vote today.
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Committee Deadline Fatal For Many Indiana Bills
Kratom, picketing, birth control and speed limits are among the casualties.
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Lawmakers Curb Cold Alcohol Sales; Non-Compete Bill Moves
The Senate narrowly passed a pharmacist birth control bill that now goes to the governor.
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Indiana Supreme Court Hears COVID-19 Dispute Involving Ball State
A ruling is expected in the coming weeks and months
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Indiana House Pushes Senate To Adopt Increased Cigarette Tax
According to the American Lung Association, a 10% price increase on cigarettes reduces consumption by 4% among adults and 7% among youth.
