Indiana Legislative Insight

Rep. Craig Haggard (R) makes it clear that he’s not looking to primary U.S. Rep. Jim Baird (R) in CD 04, but is just gearing up a campaign so as not to be late to the game should the [...]

Feeding the Economy, a report released by the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (run by former Indiana State Department of agriculture chief Ted McKinney), concludes that Indiana’s food and agriculture industries and their suppliers contribute more than [...]

Governor Eric Holcomb (R) is not among a coalition of 19 Republican governors committing (via a point policy statement) to preventing the “proliferation of ESG throughout America,” which they contend constitutes a “direct threat to the American economy, individual [...]

Full Throttle Fulfillment Solutions, a woman-owned, third-party logistics provider, plans to invest $7.3 million in the coming years to establish operations in Liberty, initially leasing and equipping an 23,000-square-foot space and ultimately adding to the property within the next [...]

Attorney General Todd Rokita (R) says that OAG raised starting attorney salaries from $55,000 to $75,000 “just to keep the office going,” given that the big law firms against whom OAG competes for talent are paying starting salaries around [...]

Jalinna Michelle Edwards, 42, the manager of an Admiral gas station and convenience store in Muncie, is preliminarily charged with theft on allegations by Admiral’s district manager that she “had been stealing lottery tickets” from the store, reports Doug [...]

“A red flag for hospitals in a red state” is how STAT’s D.C. Diagnosis tags the Hoosier State fight, where “hospitals are in trouble in Indiana. The Republican-state legislature is considering an unprecedented step to lower hospital costs in [...]

The Town of Vernon elects its first new mayor in two decades, with voters choosing Wayne Zamora to succeed the retiring Dan Wright who had won 10 consecutive two-year terms (Vernon is the sole municipality to hold elections in [...]

The long-delayed Mid-States Corridor Project examining an improved highway connection in Southern Indiana (beginning at S.R. 66 near the William H. Natcher Bridge crossing the Ohio River at Rockport, and continuing generally through the Huntingburg and Jasper area and [...]

Only 11 states have a higher percentage of adults 18 or older with diagnosed diabetes than Indiana’s 11.2%, according to White House data released Thursday. That makes Eli Lilly and Company’s decision to lower the cost of insulin by [...]