INDIANA INSIGHT
Hannah News’ Insight newsletters provide must-know information and detailed analysis of the legislative, education, and gaming industries. Leaders and stakeholders at every level have come to rely on this specialized content – produced by the most experienced news team covering Indiana politics and policy.
Indiana Legislative
Insight
The only publication focused exclusively on what’s happening in Indiana state politics and government – and why and how it affects you. Detailed insider information about the people and politics that interact to shape policy.
Indiana Education
Insight
The only one-stop source for information about what’s happening – and what to expect – at all levels of the educational system in the state – from policy debates to school construction and more. Explore more of Indiana Education Insight.
Indiana Gaming
Insight
Exclusively devoted to in-depth coverage of Indiana’s multi-billion-dollar gaming industry. Detailed information on Indiana’s casinos, racinos, Native American gaming facilities and all facets of gaming regulation and policy.
Recent News
Snyder corruption case’s impact
SCOTUS hears ex-mayor’s appeal: Lot at stake nationally, here The Supreme Court of the United States heard oral argument Monday in Snyder v. United States, No. 23-108. We told you long before the Supremes agreed to hear the case [...]
Cue another Q1 for the books
First quarter of 2024 doesn’t match up to 2023, but . . . Through the first three months of 2024, statewide win of $594,238,266 at Indiana’s 12 commercial casinos properties is down by $38,434,527 (- 6.08%) from $632,672,793 during [...]
Where guv candidates stand on education
Your guide to the 6 GOP hopefuls’ takes on education policy In the six-way May 7 Republican gubernatorial primary, each candidate has outlined his or her plans for overseeing and improving education in Indiana – some more detailed than [...]
Props: Winning or losing bet?
Good Time Charlie’s Got the Blues. . . . but that could change We’ve been telling you about the betting equivalent of baby steps being taken in recent months by the president of the Indianapolis-based National Collegiate Athletic Association, [...]