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The fines for illegally parking in a handicap space will double July 1.Senator Ed Charbonneau’s (R-Valparaiso) bill originally raised the minimum fine for…
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Top state lawmakers will meet at the Statehouse this week to establish the General Assembly’s top priorities for this summer’s study committees.The…
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Though the so-called “Ag Gag” bill was killed in the waning hours of the legislative session, its proponents say the issue is not dead.The measure was…
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The Indiana General Assembly adopted a two year, $30 billion budget, one Republicans say contains the largest tax cut in state history. However, Democrats…
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With the governor’s signature, Indiana would become the 28th state to legalize and regulate midwifery after the House and Senate approved a bill Friday.…
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Indiana took a major step toward overhauling its criminal code Friday as the Senate approved a bill four years in the making.The revision bill is the…
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A new revenue forecast predicts even stronger tax revenue growth for Indiana over the next two years. However, House and Senate fiscal leaders say it will…
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The most controversial portions of school safety legislation requiring armed personnel in Indiana public schools have been removed from the bill and sent…
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Changes to a school safety bill made in a House committee will allow Indiana public schools to opt-out of a requirement that each facility employ armed…
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House Ways and Means Chair Tim Brown (R-Crawfordsville) says he will not advance a bill addressing implementation of the Affordable Care Act.Legislation…