Hamilton County is opening its new Pleasant Street Offices in Noblesville, hosting a ribbon-cutting on May 12 for the refurbished site, which will consolidate several county departments.

The Indiana State Legislature concluded its 2025 session, securing tax relief, a balanced budget, expanded school choice, and improvements in public safety and healthcare costs.

Indiana's legislature ended its session with new tax relief, education reform, and a balanced budget geared toward growth, earning praise from State Rep. Carbaugh and others.

Indiana extends Medicaid coverage for children seeking care across state lines until 2027, allowing border-living families easier access to nearby out-of-state hospitals.

A lawsuit challenges changes to Indiana University's Board of Trustees resulting from a budget bill that grants the governor control over trustee appointments, bypassing alumni elections.

Indiana's legislature closed its 2025 session, passing a balanced budget, tax reductions, and initiatives supporting agriculture, education, and infrastructure.

Five Fishers, Indiana teachers received over $95,000 in grants for educational innovation from the city, part of a commitment totaling nearly $350,000 since 2024.

Indiana lawmakers conclude the 2025 session by passing a balanced budget that focuses on tax relief, education, and public safety, expected to save residents $1.3 billion over two years.

The Indiana legislature adjourned, passing a balanced budget and providing tax relief as highlighted by State Rep. Bruce Borders. Tax cuts and property tax reforms aim to save Hoosiers $1.3 billion, balancing spending on education and public safety.

Indiana's 2025 legislative session ended with a budget focusing on tax cuts and investment in education and housing, envisioning $200 million yearly savings for taxpayers.

Indiana's legislature closed the 2025 session with a budget providing $1.3 billion in tax relief, education and public safety funding, property tax reform, and an invitation to Illinois counties to join the state.

Indiana's 2025 legislative session ended with a balanced budget focusing on tax relief, education, and public safety, and advanced all House Republican priorities to the Governor.

Indiana residents are set for over a billion dollars in tax cuts and increased education and public safety funding following the state's legislative session.