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Craig Haggard Runs for U.S. Congress
August 15, 2025
Indiana GOP Representative Craig Haggard to run for U.S. Congress. Third grade reading scores rebound to the highest since before the pandemic. Indiana University President Pamela Whitten faces allegations of plagiarism in her doctoral dissertation.
Vice President Vance Pushes Redistricting
August 8, 2025
Vice President J.D. Vance meets with Republican legislators to push for midterm redistricting. Indiana agencies agree to assist ICE with immigration enforcement. Google makes a power transfer deal with I&M over a new data center in Fort Wayne.
EPA to roll back emissions standards
August 1, 2025
EPA wants to undo its finding that climate change harms people. Executive order seeks to remove people experiencing homelessness from public places. Governor supports READI economic development grants. Indiana revamping how it grades schools.
Electric Bills Rise By Nearly $30 Per Month
July 25, 2025
Electric bills rise by $28 monthly on average. High school graduates attending college hits a record low as only 52% enroll. A report by the Commission on Indiana’s Legal Future lays out steps the state should take to address an attorney shortage.
A Look Back At the 2025 State Budget Session
July 18, 2025
A look back at the 2025 State budget session. From Governor Mike Braun’s initial proposal to an unprecedented revenue forecast showing a $2.4 billion downturn. July 18, 2025
Faith Leaders Protest the Federal Tax Bill
July 11, 2025
Faith leaders hold a funeral for those they say are “marked for death” by federal tax and spending cuts. The Trump administration withholds nearly $7 billion in education grant funds. The Braun administration releases their DEI elimination report.
A Look Back at the Property Tax Reform Debate
July 1, 2025
A look back at the property tax reform debate. Governor Mike Braun threatens to invoke his veto powers and a Statehouse rally calling for lawmakers to make substantial changes to the property tax system.
Hundreds of College Degree Programs at Risk
June 27, 2025
Hundreds of college degree programs at risk under new laws. Advocates for clean energy tax credits release an ad targeting Todd Young. Cuts at the Indiana School for the Deaf after budgets are slashed 5% and more than a dozen staff members are laid off.
Ball State Freezes Tuition for Two Years
June 20, 2025
Ball State freezes tuition for two years. Diego Morales is defiant in the face of questions over spending in the Secretary of State’s office. Indiana’s infant mortality rate hits a “historic low” for the state since record-keeping began in 1900.
Mayor Joe Hogsett Resisting Calls to Resign
June 13, 2025
Indiana slashes available pre-k numbers to less than half of the current enrollment. Mayor Hogsett resists calls to resign over texts to women involved in an investigation against his former chief of staff. Concerns about managed care for those over 60.
Mike Braun Fires Three Elected IU Trustees
June 6, 2025
Governor Braun fires three elected IU trustees. The Indiana Department of Education unveils the first draft of a new A-F school grading system. Braun freezes $25 million allocated for Elevate Ventures, who was set to invest on behalf of the IEDC.
Trump Approves the Sale of U.S. Steel
May 30, 2025
Trump approves the sale of U.S. Steel to Nippon Steel. Diego Morales investigated over footage used in a campaign launch video. Secretary Collins defended a proposed 15% cut to the VA during a visit to the Roudebush Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
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