Indiana

Child labor, digging and a tax cut: Indiana laws now in effect you should know about

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Wednesday, Jan. 15,2025 2:32 p.m.

Each law took effect on Jan. 1.

Mike Braun inaugurated as Indiana’s governor

By Andrew Miller · Monday, Jan. 13,2025 11:53 a.m.

Braun is now Indiana’s 52nd governor.

How the Supreme Court’s decision on gender-affirming care could impact young Hoosiers

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Wednesday, Dec. 18,2024 6:28 p.m.

The Supreme Court’s decision on Tennessee’s gender-affirming care ban for minors could affect Hoosiers.

Sen. Yoder replaces minority leader Greg Taylor after sexual misconduct allegations

By Andrew Miller · Wednesday, Dec. 18,2024 6:20 p.m.

Yoder has represented Bloomington and much of Monroe County since 2020.

Indiana carries out first execution in 15 years

By Madelyn Hanes · Wednesday, Dec. 18,2024 8:23 a.m.

Seven inmates remain on Indiana’s death row.

Governor-Elect Debuts Full Cabinet, Defends Decision to Add Government Positions

By Whitney Downard | Indiana Capital Chronicle · Monday, Dec. 16,2024 12:27 p.m.

Indiana’s next governor has added a layer of management with his incoming cabinet, with just two of the eight members serving as agency heads in addition to their secretarial duties.

Braun names nominee for Indiana State Police superintendent

By Andrew Miller · Thursday, Dec. 12,2024 6:04 p.m.

Governor-elect Mike Braun said he would appoint Anthony Scott, an ISP captain.

Indiana medical providers, advocates share concerns about contraceptive restrictions

By Molly Joseph · Thursday, Dec. 12,2024 4:50 p.m.

Contraception access in the U.S. is tightening, with Indiana facing challenges.

Local legislators discuss upcoming Indiana General Assembly session in town hall

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Tuesday, Dec. 10,2024 3:05 p.m.

Indiana legislators spoke Saturday on state priorities and answered Hoosiers’ questions.

Public Safety Secretary Named

By Niki Kelly | Indiana Capital Chronicle · Monday, Dec. 9,2024 4:02 p.m.

Gov.-elect Mike Braun announced on Monday that he will appoint Jennifer-Ruth Green as Indiana’s Secretary of Public Safety.

What to know about Indiana’s first execution since 2009

By Natalia Nelson · Wednesday, Dec. 4,2024 8 a.m.

Joseph Corcoran was convicted of quadruple murder and sentenced to death in 1999.

Coalition-backed survey finds ‘overwhelming’ number of Hoosiers support cannabis regulations

By Whitney Downard | Indiana Capital Chronicle · Tuesday, Dec. 3,2024 10:44 a.m.

A coalition pushing for “safe and regulated” cannabis reform published survey findings from a conservative-linked pollster in which an “overwhelming” number of Hoosiers supported legalization.

What the potential legalization of medical marijuana under Mike Braun could mean for Indiana

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Monday, Dec. 2,2024 7 a.m.

Governor-elect Mike Braun has expressed he’s open to legalizing medical marijuana in Indiana.

How Todd Rokita’s ‘Parents’ Bill of Rights’ and ‘Eyes on Education’ portal impact Indiana schools

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Thursday, Nov. 21,2024 4:25 p.m.

Newly reelected, Attorney General Rokita’s focus on protecting parents’ rights continues.

Providers, Seniors Continue to Experience Challenges Under PathWays Program

By Whitney Downard | Indiana Capital Chronicle · Thursday, Nov. 21,2024 1:55 p.m.

The providers and seniors interacting with the PathWays Medicaid program continue to encounter hurdles related to health care, as documented in a two-hour meeting of Medicaid Advisory Committee.

First snow of winter coming Thursday

By Andrew Miller · Wednesday, Nov. 20,2024 1:23 p.m.

The National Weather Service projects Hoosiers can expect the first snow of the winter Thursday.

Experts weigh Trump’s incoming environmental policy, and how it may impact IU

By Andrew Miller · Wednesday, Nov. 20,2024 7:34 a.m.

What IU experts say a second Trump term could bring to the environment.

Why is it still warm this winter? An IU expert has a few answers

By Ethan Roberts · Tuesday, Nov. 19,2024 3:39 p.m.

Bloomington has a 33-40% chance of a warmer winter.

Voters deliver mixed verdicts on increasing minimum wage, but support paid sick leave

By Elaine S. Povich | Indiana Capital Chronicle · Monday, Nov. 18,2024 5:33 p.m.

Voters in two red states agreed to increase their minimum wage in steps to $15 an hour and to require employers to give workers paid sick time, and a third red state also approved sick leave.

Indiana Democrats commence post-election autopsy

By Andrew Miller · Thursday, Nov. 14,2024 11:04 a.m.

The Democrats were wiped out in statewide elections and struggled down the ballot.

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