Indiana State Reps. J.D. Prescott and Elizabeth Rowray highlight new state laws affecting collegiate sports, tax cuts, healthcare cost transparency, and property tax relief.

New Indiana laws aim to enhance education funding, school safety, simplify child care licensing, and improve parental involvement in athletics, all while maintaining a strong credit rating and delivering tax cuts.

Rep. Ben Smaltz is examining municipal election costs and turnout on Indiana's Interim Study Committee on Elections. He aims to address voter participation and fiscal efficiency ahead of the legislative session.

Indiana representatives Commons and Culp highlight new state laws addressing property tax relief, agricultural efficiency, and public safety, effective July 1.

Hoosier lawmakers introduced laws affecting agriculture, energy, women's sports, and healthcare costs, which took effect on July 1. These include creating a farmer's portal and incentives for nuclear reactors.

Jami Weirich promoted the Fort Ben Farmers Market on WISH-TV, highlighting local vendors and the community atmosphere. The market in Lawrence, Indiana runs Thursdays through fall.

Indiana representatives discuss new state laws aiming to ensure financial oversight and protect constitutional rights, including Medicaid spending transparency and Second Amendment guarantees.

Indiana introduces new laws impacting utility bills, tax filings, and property tax, including a push for small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) and scheduled income tax cuts aimed at saving residents money and modernizing energy production.

Indiana's new laws impact energy and healthcare, including support for small modular nuclear reactors and measures to reduce health costs and increase pricing transparency.

State Rep. Beau Baird discusses new Indiana laws effective July 1, including student excused absences for agriculture events and a tax cut over two years.

Indiana has introduced policies aiming to improve energy infrastructure with small modular nuclear reactors and education by cutting regulations, with HEA 1007 and HEA 1002 spearheading these changes.

Indiana's legislature has enacted new laws effective July 1, focusing on tax cuts, funding state priorities, and health care cost reduction. The House Enrolled Act 1001 aims to ensure fiscal responsibility and includes record K-12 school funding.

Hamilton County acquired Sheridan Airport to support growing aviation needs, joining Indianapolis Executive Airport in its portfolio. The airport has a 3,760-foot runway and caters to different aircraft types, bolstering the county's infrastructure.