U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz (R) appears to have established a new Hoosier congressional fundraising record for cash raised from an election through the end of the succeeding off-year, garnering more than $2 million in contributions. Of her overall 2021 [...]
Epic Games is appealing its effective loss (on nine of 10 counts) in a major lawsuit it filed against Apple seeking to prove that Apple maintains a monopoly over iOS apps, and it has the support of the State [...]
You shouldn’t be surprised to see Governor Eric Holcomb (R) seek to maneuver himself into a leadership role with the National Governors Association. Governor Holcomb is respected by his peers nationally, both Republicans and Democrats — like the Democratic governors [...]
Remember that flap between (what was then) Caesars Entertainment Corporation and the Indiana Gaming Commission in early 2018 over whether the $50 million transfer fee imposed under the racino statute “on an initial licensee who sells or otherwise relinquishes a [...]
New solon seeks seat on Appropriations U.S. Rep.-elect Frank Mrvan (D) is seeking a coveted seat on the House Committee on Appropriations, a tough ask for a freshman — we couldn’t find any majority freshmen who were appointed to [...]
Covid-19 may prompt physical changes A few years ago, school shootings were prompting Hoosier school corporations to rethink the nature of school buildings and particularly modes of entry, internal ability to seal classrooms from active shooters, and “harden” school [...]
Todd Huston was named speaker-elect Monday during a House Republican caucus meeting at the State House, two weeks after Speaker Brian Bosma announced his plans to resign. Huston will serve as speaker-elect during most of the 2020 legislative session [...]
What you can learn from INDIANA LEGISLATIVE INSIGHT (11/18/19): ● Glance at Congressional District population changes heading into 2021 redistricting ● Emboldened educators demand better pay ● Old National Bank/Ball State University Hoosier Survey shows Gov. Holcomb with high approval [...]
What you can learn from INDIANA LEGISLATIVE INSIGHT (11/11/19): ● After two earlier SCOTUS losses, AG Hill leads new challenge to protect Indiana farm exports ● R's romp in mayoral races, even as D's make some historic inroads ● Who [...]
What you can learn from INDIANA LEGISLATIVE INSIGHT (11/04/19): ● Mega-bite: State government losing rock star CIO ● Sen. Young's NRSC role grows ever more perilous ● Candidates queue up to replace Sen. Melton ● SCOTUS may or may not [...]