Indiana House Passes Bill Bolstering Parental Rights in Children's Education and Health Care Decisions
Indiana's House passes a bill to strengthen parental rights in decisions about their children's upbringing, education, and healthcare, as co-sponsored by State Rep. Matt Commons. The bill allows legal action against government overreach.
Boone County Council Endorses Beth Copeland as Full-Time County Attorney, Aims to Streamline Operations
Boone County Council endorsed Beth Copeland as the full-time county attorney, aiming to improve government operations and legal services availability. The decision is expected to save taxpayer money and enhance administrative workflow.
Indiana House Passes Amended Senate Bill 1 for Substantial Property Tax Relief
The Indiana House has passed an amended bill promising $1.3 billion in property tax relief for homeowners, including credits and a cap on local income tax rates, with the bill moving back to the Senate for final approval.
Marion County's Devon Humphery Takes on Internship at Indiana Statehouse, Working with State Rep. Ireland
Devon Humphery, a Ball State student and Franklin Central High School graduate, is interning at the Indiana Statehouse with Rep. Ireland, learning about policy-making and public service.
Indiana's SEA 143 Awaiting Governor's Signature to Uphold Parental Oversight on Children's Health and Safety
Indiana's Senate Enrolled Act 143, designed to strengthen parental rights, awaits the governor's signature. Authored by Sen. Liz Brown, it aims to limit governmental concealment of children's health or safety information from parents.
Indiana Senate Unanimously Passes Resolution to Recognize Christian Persecution in Artsakh, Armenia, and Turkey
The Indiana Senate unanimously passed a resolution recognizing Christian persecution in Artsakh, Armenia, and Turkey, urging the state's congress members to end military support for these regions.
Lt. Governor Beckwith Hosts Terre Haute Roundtable Advancing Faith-Based Initiatives in Indiana
Lt. Governor Beckwith hosts a roundtable in Terre Haute, fostering dialogue among faith leaders on mental health, foster care, and education, and promoting the role of faith-based organizations in addressing state challenges.












