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.

Senate Republicans know Hoosiers pay among the highest health care costs in the nation.

State agencies have more than 93,000 rules, and in 2020 alone, agencies submitted 213 proposed rules, 300 emergency rules and 206 re-adopt

Having a healthy population is key to our state's success.

“This is about access to birth control in a safe, responsible manner for women,” said Democratic Rep. Rita Fleming

Indiana needs more housing options, but many communities struggle with paying for the public infrastructure for more housing development.

February 14, 2023 Article origination Louisville Public Media An Indiana House committee has advanced a bill that would make it easier...

House Bill 1034, which now moves to the Indiana Senate for consideration.

Second 2023 Update on the Indiana State Legislature to be held on Saturday, February 11

The House Employment, Labor and Pension Committee this week approved State Rep. Chris May's (R-Bedford) legislation.