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‘Big Five’ Indiana Utilities Defend Rates in Regulator Questioning • Ascend Indiana Launches Work-Based Learning Initiative • New Estimates Show Indianapolis Area Continues as Key for State’s Population Growth • It’s a Woman’s Economy Now • Sen. Todd Young Leading Latest Effort to Address National Debt

Braun: $1B State Investment in Central Indiana’s Life Sciences Expected to Create 100k Jobs • Indiana Plans to Cut Medicaid Coverage of Drugs Through Federal Program • Hoosier Boys and Young Men Falling Behind • Indiana Led U.S. in February Foreclosure Rates, Indy Among Worst Metros • IEDC Board Gives Staff More Authority, Rethinks Embattled Foundation’s Dissolution • Delay in Local Income Tax Changes Sets up More Legislative Debate Next Year • IURC to Host Statewide Listening Sessions on Energy Affordability

Here’s How Indiana’s “Bring Your Baby to Work” Policy Is Going • Central Indiana Officials Meet for ‘Long Overdue’ Data Center Discussion • Trump Administration Kicks Off New Process to Try to Replace Tariffs Struck Down by Supreme Court • Disaster Emergency Declared • Affordable Housing Solutions • State Revenues Beat Projections in February

Former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard Declares for Secretary of State Race • Indiana Board Finalizes New A-F School Accountability System • Indiana Court Blocks Abortion Law in ACLU Religious Freedom Case • Gov. Mike Braun Signs 80 Bills Into Law. Here Are Some Highlights. • The U.S. Labor Market Lost 92,000 Jobs in February in Warning Sign for Economy • Indiana’s Role in National Push to Protect Power Bills • Braun Doubles Down on Addressing ‘Imbalanced Relationship’ Between Utilities, Ratepayers

Regulatory Board to Question Indiana Utility Providers on Energy Affordability • Young Introduces Bill to Protect American Roads and Supply Chains • As the 2026 Session Ends, Indiana Lawmakers Look Back • AES Indiana’s Parent Company to Go Private in BlackRock-led $33B Deal

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