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Education Gains Drive Child Well-Being Improvements • A Defense Production Hub Comes to Indiana • Chicago Bears Calls Indiana Deal ‘Step Forward’ for Building New Stadium in Hammond • So Long, Tenderloin Tribute! Plus Other Bills on the Legislative Scrap Heap • Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs, Upending Central Plank of Economic Agenda • Trump Attacks Supreme Court Justices After He is Handed a Major Tariff Loss • Governors Say Trump Told Them He Won’t Force Immigration Enforcement Surges on States • Business Finds a Friend in SCOTUS Again
Indiana’s Largest Hospital Systems Hit State-Imposed Price Targets, Report Says • Students Could Soon Get Pell Grants for Workforce Programs. What to Know. • U.S. Adds 130k Jobs in January, but Barely Gained Any in 2025 • Young, Hassan Reintroduce Bill to Improve Child Care Accessibility for Working Families
Confusion Over Paperwork Handling Has Indiana Candidates Scrambling • Lee Hamilton, Former Congressman from Indiana, Dies at Age 94 • Indiana to Bid $68B in Medicaid Contracts This Summer• McKinley Elected to State Senate After Zay Steps Down • A Final List of Candidate Filings for House, Senate, and Congress
Senate Passes Massive Government Funding Package, Sending it to House • Trump Names Former Federal Reserve Governor Warsh as the Next Fed Chair, to Replace Powell • Who’s Running for Indiana’s Congressional, Legislative Seats • State Representative exits GOP, eyes mayoral race
Braun: Indiana Will Opt Into Federal Tax Credit for School Choice Scholarship • Democrat House Rep. Ed DeLaney Calls for Legislative Probe into IEDC Activities • Indiana Governor Declares State of Emergency Over Winter Storm
Indiana Set to Opt Out of Some of Trump’s Federal Tax Cuts • Public Contractor Ban Removed, ‘Good Faith’ Protections Added to Immigrant Work Eligibility Bill • A $9 Billion Milestone: Indiana529 Reaches New Heights in 2026
Indiana Online Lottery Bill Advances as Ban Eyed on Other Internet Gambling • Hoosiers Can Cross State Lines to Buy Candy, Pop With SNAP Benefits • Young, Cantwell Introduce Bill to Help Small Businesses Succeed in Digital Economy • Trump Says He’ll Ban Large Investors From Buying Homes, With Few Details • Mapped: Healthiest States • Legislation Seeks to Close ‘Loopholes’ in E-Verify Requirements for Public Contractors • Young, Hassan Introduce Legislation to Boost Child Tax Credit for Working Families • Child Care Crisis
Trump Rural Health Grants Come with Clawback Threat to States • Indiana Parents Priced Out as Child Care Costs Soar, Vouchers Cut • Attorney General Todd Rokita Fights to Lower Healthcare Costs for Hoosiers With New Lawsuit Against Eli Lilly • Young Children at Highest Risk in State’s Annual Fatal Maltreatment Report • INDOT Cancels, Postpones Projects
Indianapolis Local Education Alliance Backs Plan to Create New Authority to Oversee IPS, Charter Schools • New Forecast Shows Big Growth in Indiana Surplus • Inflation Cooled in November to 2.7%, but Economists Say to Take It With ‘The Entire Salt Shaker’ • Democrats Plan to Elect Maggie Lewis New President of Indy Council • Indiana Lawmakers to Weigh Joining Trump’s Tax Cuts
Senate Republicans Reject Trump’s Plea for Gerrymandered Maps • Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates in Divisive Vote • Immigration Crackdown Bill Continues Indiana Republican Split • ‘Away for the Day’: Indiana Lawmakers Take Up Bill Expanding Cellphone Ban to Entire School Day • Ratepayer Advocates Recommend Energy Bill ‘Relief Plan’ • Lawmakers Move to Phase Out Health-Specific Retirement Benefit • IEDC Releases Job Data, Regional Development Vision • Braun Names 3 New Members for Indiana Utility Oversight Board • Trump Tires to Neuter State AI Laws • State Revenues Beat Projections in November