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Indiana Republican Party Chair Anne Hathaway. (Credit: Brian Howey)

Anne Hathaway, the state’s new Republican party chair, makes history. But who’s surprised? 

By Brian A. Howey
Nov 30, 2023
INDIANAPOLIS — Last August, Anne Hathaway's phone lit up with a call from Gov. Eric Holcomb. Nearly a quarter-century before, Hathaway had recruited the future governor to run for an Indiana House seat in the only race he lost. With the resignation of Indiana Republican Chairman Kyle Hupfer in hand, Holcomb asked Hathaway to lead ...
Gov. Holcomb taps Boone County Council president to serve out remainder of Comptroller Tera Klutz’s term
By Kaitlin Lange
Nov 28, 2023
Five issues likely to come up next legislative session, and two that won’t move
By Kaitlin Lange
Nov 21, 2023
Destiny Wells speaks during a Statehouse news conference during her 2022 campaign as the Democratic nominee for secretary of state. (Credit: Tom Davies)
Democrat Destiny Wells enters race to challenge Republican Attorney General Todd Rokita in 2024
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By Kaitlin Lange
Nov 20, 2023
Worker shortages
Indiana jobless rate steady at 3.6% after slow rise since April
By Tom Davies
Nov 17, 2023
Indiana economic development corporation
IEDC board members’ companies benefit from millions of dollars worth of tax breaks and incentives
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By Kaitlin Lange & Steve Brown
Nov 16, 2023
School choice voucher usage jumps 32% after massive expansion
By Kaitlin Lange
Nov 15, 2023
Rep. Robb Greene, R-Shelbyville, is pictured with his son, R.G., at the Indiana Statehouse. (Credit: Robb Greene)
Autistic children of parents on Medicaid may miss out on a needed therapy, lawmakers warn
By Jarred Meeks
Nov 14, 2023
What municipal election results could mean for the Statehouse in 2024
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By Kaitlin Lange
Nov 08, 2023
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Investigative
Lobbyists spent $20.7 million during session. Here’s which groups spent the most.
By Kaitlin Lange
Jul 11, 2023
Free tickets and fancy meals: How lobbyists spent $1M entertaining lawmakers during session
By Kaitlin Lange & Ryan Martin
Jun 21, 2023
Here’s who was behind the Indiana transgender bill signed by Holcomb
By Kaitlin Lange & Ryan Martin
Apr 06, 2023
Indiana is on the cusp of mental health reform. But what about paying for it?
By Ryan Martin
Mar 21, 2023
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Explainer
Hopes for cannabis legalization in 2024 go up in smoke after study committee meeting
By Kaitlin Lange
Nov 02, 2023
IU plans 2 new research institutes at IU Indianapolis
By Jarred Meeks
Oct 30, 2023
Where Indiana’s candidates for governor stand on marijuana legalization
By Kaitlin Lange
Oct 27, 2023
Cyndi Carrasco easily wins caucus vote to fill Jack Sandlin’s Senate seat
By Jarred Meeks
Oct 19, 2023
Lawmakers may nix the state income tax. Here’s how that could impact other taxes.
By Kaitlin Lange
Oct 02, 2023
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Taxes
Origin Park Outdoor Adventure Center
Plans to turn junkyards and landfills into massive park take shape in southern Indiana
By Ryan Martin
May 30, 2023
Gov. Holcomb signs property tax relief bill, but don’t get excited — yet
By Kaitlin Lange
May 04, 2023
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Politics & Policy
‘Island of prohibition:’ Other red states have legalized marijuana. Why not Indiana?
By Kaitlin Lange
Oct 27, 2023
With rising electric bills, Indiana residents can voice their opinions to government
By Ryan Martin
Sep 07, 2023
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