St. Joseph County lawmakers urge local applications for Indiana's housing infrastructure aid, with support for residential projects and streamlined regulations.

S&P Global Ratings awarded Hamilton County 'AAA' rating for $12 million GO bonds, reflecting its fiscal responsibility. The rating enables low-cost financing for projects like mental health facilities.

Putnam County schools receive over $271,500 from Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program to enhance school safety, part of a $27M initiative benefiting 494 schools statewide.

Morgan County schools received over $340,000 for safety upgrades via Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program, part of a $27 million state initiative.

Monroe County schools in Indiana received over $194,000 for safety improvements through the Secured School Safety Grant Program, with a total of $27 million allocated statewide.

Rush County Schools in Indiana received a $60,000 state grant for safety improvements as part of Indiana's allocation of $27 million in grants for school safety.

Vigo County schools in Indiana receive over $166,000 in grants for safety improvements as part of a statewide initiative aimed at enhancing school security.

State Rep. Goss-Reaves participated in the White House State Leadership Conference, focusing on collaboration with federal officials to address Indiana's issues.

Rep. Kyle Pierce attended the White House State Leadership Conference, discussing Indiana's progress and policy with federal officials, emphasizing synergies in education, public safety, and energy.

State Rep. Criswell discussed state-federal collaboration following the White House Conference, highlighting Indiana's progress and the importance of dialogue.

Sullivan County, Indiana schools received over $231,000 in state grants to increase school safety, included in a $27 million fund distributed statewide.

Greene County schools in Indiana receive over $364,900 from the state's Secured School Safety Grant for safety upgrades, as part of a wider initiative across 494 schools.

Indiana's third grade literacy rates soar, with over 87% of students now reading proficiently, marking a significant improvement and pre-pandemic rebound according to IREAD results.