Business community criticizes lawmakers for ‘heavy handed’ bills targeting Indianapolis
Dozens of business and community leaders have signed on to a letter criticizing Indiana lawmakers.
Kaitlin Lange, Indianapolis Star
Read the letter community leaders sent lawmakers regarding bills targeting Indianapolis
Community leaders have signed a letter criticizing Indiana lawmakers for preemptive action legislation. Here’s the text of the full letter.
More vinyl villages? Lawmaker who builds homes pushes bill to eliminate housing standards
An Indiana lawmaker who builds homes is the sole author on a bill to ban cities and towns from regulating architecture.
Indiana House votes to rein in Holcomb’s use of emergency powers
House votes for more oversight over Gov. Holcomb’s use of emergency powers. Holcomb first declared a public health emergency on March 6.
‘She’s nutty’: What Sen. Todd Young said about Marjorie Taylor Greene, impeachment and GOP
Indiana Sen. Todd Young said the Republican Party needs to decide whether it will be ruled by anxiety and fear or be “an aspirational party.”
What Sen. Todd Young said about meeting President Joe Biden to discuss COVID-19 relief
Sen. Todd Young was among a group of 10 Republican senators who met with President Joe Biden Monday evening.
After Donald Rainwater’s success, Indiana GOP tries to limit Libertarians’ ballot access
House Bill 1134 would make it more challenging for third party candidates to get on the ballot, months after Donald Rainwater performed well.
Legislation would make it more difficult for Indianapolis to change its name
If a city’s governing body wants to change its name, the question can be taken to voters as a public referendum.
Investigation into threatening letter sent to Indiana Democrats closed, no arrests made
No arrests have been made after a threatening letter was sent to the Indiana Democratic Party’s headquarters last week.
Bill would limit governor’s authority over businesses and churches amid pandemic
A new bill proposed this legislative session would significantly rein in Gov. Eric Holcomb’s ability to limit private activities during a pandemic.