NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Social engineering scams in states across the nation are increasingly being carried out by overseas criminal networks, some of which have been linked to human trafficking operations that force victims to participate in online fraud, according to a presentation during the first day of the annual meeting of the National Association of …

Gov. Mike Braun is sticking with a return-to-office directive for state employees after his executive order substantially overstated the number of remote work hours from last year. Braun signed the executive order eliminating work-from-home options for potentially thousands of state employees on Jan. 15 — his second full day in office. The order cited executive …

When the National Association of Attorneys General holds its annual meeting in Tennessee this week, members accustomed to clashing over presidential political issues will be looking to bond on matters of common concern. The symposium that kicks off on Monday in Nashville and runs through Wednesday will cover topics like prison mobile phone jamming legislation, …

House Republicans are advancing a property tax overhaul plan they say will cut tax bills for most homeowners — but without the more aggressive “reset” sought by Gov. Mike Braun. House leaders said their plan announced Friday would mean lower 2026 property tax bills for most homeowners while leaving some revenue growth for local governments …

Two of Indiana’s Medicaid waivers have effectively reached capacity for the fiscal year, likely leaving thousands without the services they provide for at least the next few months. New invitations for the Health and Wellness Waiver and the PathWays Waiver ceased as of February 2025, according to the Family and Social Services Administration. However, as …