Indiana's new bill aims to promote clean energy while protecting ratepayers, focusing on SMRs and large load customer costs, and requires utility regulatory transparency.

Indiana's new property tax reform law promises $1.3 billion in savings over three years, providing tax relief for homeowners, farmers, and small businesses, and enhancing transparency in local government spending.

State Senator La Keisha Jackson criticized Indiana HB 1014, which criminalizes homelessness, emphasizing the need for compassionate solutions over incarceration.

Indiana Senate Democrats criticize the state's budget for prioritizing vouchers over public schools and for insufficient public health funding, proposing alternative revenue streams including cannabis taxation.

Indiana's Senate passed a bill to study potential new casino locations, with a focus on areas outside the saturated southeast market. The bill now awaits the governor's review.

Indiana's governor signs a law, Senate Enrolled Act 143, bolstering parental rights in children's education and healthcare, allowing legal action against government overreach.

Indiana Rep. McNamara's juvenile justice bill awaits the governor's signature, aiming to improve at-risk youth resources through collaborative regional efforts.

Indiana House supports a bill requiring vehicle owners to report color changes or added graphics to aid law enforcement in identification during investigations.

Indiana's legislature passed a bill to create grant programs for pediatric and breast cancer research, aiming for innovation in treatments. The bill awaits the governor's signature.

Sen. Spencer Deery's bill to expand emergency medical transportation in Indiana, offering patients more destination options, awaits the governor's signature.

Indiana's new legislation provides property tax relief, saving homeowners $1.3 billion over three years, and introduces measures like tax credits and increased deductions.

Indiana's General Assembly approved a bill to help address medical professional shortages in rural areas by streamlining licensing for international medical graduates.

Indiana enacted Senate Enrolled Act 1 (SEA 1), offering $1.3 billion in property tax relief over three years, including tax credits for homeowners, farmers, and small businesses, with reforms for long-term stability and a new transparency portal.