Madison County legislators in Indiana received high rankings from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce for their work promoting economic growth and job creation in the 2025 session.

Hancock County legislators received perfect Indiana Chamber scores for their pro-economy legislation, exemplifying their focus on economic growth and job creation in Indiana's latest session.

Indiana lawmakers Lehman and Prescott receive perfect scores from the Indiana Chamber for their support of pro-economy and jobs bills in the 2025 legislative session.

Indiana third graders show improved reading proficiency, with over 87% passing the IREAD assessment, reflecting efforts from teachers, students, and legislation.

Henry County legislators achieve top scores from the Indiana Chamber for supporting economy-boosting legislation in areas like child care and education.

Hamilton County has announced its Real Property Tax Sale on September 25th, 2025, where properties with unpaid taxes will be auctioned. Potential buyers should register and review the property listings beforehand.

State Rep. Brad Barrett received a perfect score from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce for his pro-economy and job-focused legislation during the 2025 session.

Indiana ranks second in Forbes' Best States to Start a Business, with support from new laws and the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Measures include guarding against threats from countries like China and Russia.

Mayor Thomson hosts a Traveling Town Hall focusing on housing issues at Jackson Creek Middle School on October 6, encouraging community dialogue on local matters.

Bloomington gears up for its Youth Leadership Summit for middle and high school male students, with speakers and workshops focused on leadership and development.

Cass County, Indiana, celebrated a significant increase in third-grade literacy rates according to recent IREAD assessment results for the 2024-2025 school year.

Hamilton County outlined a cautious $324 million budget for 2026, considering the effects of Senate Bill 1, as new officials collaborated during intensive hearings.

The Indiana Senate Republican Caucus offers paid internships for college students in various offices for the 2026 legislative session, providing professional experience and networking opportunities.