State Rep. Chris May (R-Bedford) recently welcomed Bedford Middle School student Laura Wires to the Statehouse

Supply chain issues continue to affect a range of industries, including construction, and it's taking a toll on public works projects.

Proponents for expanded school choice access in Indiana remain optimistic the General Assembly

STATEHOUSE (April 14, 2023) – Bedford is set to receive $452,773 to complete much-needed road projects, according to State Rep. Chris May

The bill is key to providing women quicker access to contraceptives, its sponsor said Tuesday.

Indiana lawmakers have approved a bill that would create a committee to study how farmland can be preserved in the state.

From the office of Eric Koch, State Senator. Families should not be punished for the actions of an irresponsible property manager.

From the office of Chris May, State Representative District 65. This session, I supported legislation that would help spread awareness about

A week after parts of Indiana were hit by multiple tornadoes, Gov. Eric Holcomb called on the Biden Administration to quickly approve

A bill that would expand short-term aid for Hoosier families in need for the first time in 35 years passed the Indiana State House

In a free Zoom event to be held on Saturday, April 15, from 9:30-11 am, State legislators representing Monroe and Brown Counties

Indiana lawmakers are again considering legislation that proponents say would reduce prescription drug costs for Hoosiers

From the office of Chris May, State Representative District 65

From the office of Eric Koch, State Senator

The Indiana State Legislature referred a constitutional amendment to the November 2024 ballot

Indiana lawmakers approved a bill recently that would allow teachers and school staff to receive firearms training.

Indiana continues to be a great place to start and grow a business, and we're always looking for ways to support Hoosier job creators.

Indiana Statehouse Update: Eric Koch, State Senator

Companies managing Indiana’s pensions should not boycott industries that are critical to Hoosiers, and vital to Indiana's economy

The governor has until March 20 to take action on the bill.