Braun Says Redistricting Fight in “Just the First Inning” • What Education Issues Will Indiana Lawmakers Consider in 2026? • U.S. Added 119k Jobs in September After August Decline, Delayed Report Shows • White House Drafts Order Directing Justice Department to Sue States That Pass AI Regulations • Indiana’s Legislature Appears Poised to Make History by Ignoring a Governor’s Special Session Call • Indiana Startups Survive Longer Than Average • The Proposals That Could Reshape Indianapolis Public Schools • Eli Lilly Joins the $1 Trillion Club • Thanksgiving May Be A Little Cheaper This Year

Indiana Republican Senators Reject Trump’s Redistricting Push; Won’t Convene in December
Partial SNAP Benefits Issued to Hoosiers
Trump Signs Funding Bill to End Historic Government Shutdown
States Hope to Use Rural Health Money to Keep Doctors, Combat Chronic Disease
9 Finalists for Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Openings Sent to Gov. Mike Braun
Indiana to Keep Frank O’Bannon Scholarship Awards Flat for 2026-27
Legislative Leaders to Look at ‘Tweaks’ to Property Taxes, Medicaid in 2026 Legislative Session
Analysis: Property Tax Changes to Put More Pressure on Businesses, Owners of Low-Value Homes

BREAKING: Following a meeting of the Senate Republican Caucus earlier today, President Pro Tempore Sen. Rod Bray announced that his caucus did not have the votes for redistricting and the Senate will not convene in December.

3,000 Children Repeating Third Grade Under New Indiana Literacy Requirement • House Votes Tomorrow on Ending Shutdown • AES Small Modular Reactor Announcement Highlights Nuclear Summit at Purdue University