New Indiana bill could save taxpayers thousands, but could hurt city services
Senate Bill 1 would cut property taxes by half in some cases, but that would take away from essential services like fire departments.
Indiana bill protecting first responders’ use of mental health resource moves to Senate
The Indiana House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill on Wednesday that aims to protect the confidentiality of first responders debriefing after a traumatic event. State Representative Wendy ...
Indiana's nuclear power legislation places costs on customers, advocates say
Three Indiana bills would allow utilities to charge customers for development of small modular nuclear reactors.
Indiana lawmakers pushing for tougher penalties for failing to report child abuse
"The current system can fail children when there's a delay in reporting, an attempt to keep abuse quiet, or when somebody just chooses not to report at all," said Shannon Perry of the Children’s ...
Indiana lawmakers revive bill to allow public schools to hire chaplains as councilors
An effort to allow Indiana's public schools to hire religious chaplains is back, reigniting rigorous debate over the ...
New Senate Bill would make Indiana school board races partisan
Some Indiana Senate Republicans are aiming to make Indiana school board members, a historically nonpartisan position, choose a political party. Senate Bill 287 had its first ...