9 Republicans to run for Indiana 9th District seat, after Rep. Hollingsworth’s retirement
U.S. Rep. Trey Hollingsworth, first elected in 2016, announced he would not seek another term in an exclusive editorial to the IndyStar last month.
Kaitlin Lange, Indianapolis Star
9 Republicans to run for Indiana 9th District seat, after Rep. Hollingsworth’s retirement
U.S. Rep. Trey Hollingsworth, first elected in 2016, announced he would not seek another term in an exclusive editorial to the IndyStar last month.
Gov. Eric Holcomb extends public health emergency through March 4
The emergency, first declared in March 2020, allows Holcomb to issue executive orders to respond quickly to the pandemic, if needed.
Hundreds ‘March for Life’ as Indiana lawmakers hold off on major abortion legislation
Anti-abortion advocates and some lawmakers are pushing for a special session once the United States Supreme Court rules on a Mississippi abortion law.
Here’s how much you would save under the tax cut plan passed by the House
Under House Bill 1002, the individual income tax all Hoosiers pay would be reduced from 3.23% to 3% by 2026.
Sen. Braun said he will make decision about political future after midterms
Tuesday’s Statehouse visit was pegged as an opportunity to speak to state leaders and “hear their ideas on how to move our country forward.”
Indiana House passes bill restricting employer vaccine mandates despite COVID-19 surge
House lawmakers approved a bill Tuesday that would gut most Indiana private vaccine mandates.
Indiana lawmakers target Gov. Eric Holcomb’s emergency powers. Again.
Under House Bill 1100, executive orders issued by a governor can’t be in effect for more than 180 days unless lawmakers approve extension.
Indiana House passes bill nixing handgun permits, despite police opposition
Under House Bill 1077, anyone 18 years and older who legally can carry a handgun now could do so without a permit moving forward.
House Republicans push to nix the state’s handgun permit requirement
The House Public Policy Committee voted on Wednesday along party lines to send House Bill 1077 to the full floor for a vote.