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DeLaney laments new education funding data
Last week, State Rep. Ed. DeLaney (D-Indianapolis) received a report prepared at his request by the Legislative Services Agency (LSA). LSA is a nonpartisan agency that assists the Indiana General Assembly with research and fiscal analysis. The report shows that Indiana’s total education funding has decreased from 44% of the total state budget to 40% since Fiscal Year 2011. Traditional school corporations have been hit hardest, with inflation-adjusted funding down by $368 million.
Hamilton named to IBJ’s 2026 Women of Influence
Today, the Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ) celebrated its 2026 class of "Women of Influence" honorees, which includes State Rep. Carey Hamilton (D-Indianapolis).
Bauer joins multistate coalition pushing to strengthen sexual assault laws
State Rep. Maureen Bauer (D-South Bend) has joined a national coalition of 22 state legislators from 16 states pledging to strengthen sexual assault laws and address gaps in legal protections involving voluntary intoxication.
DeLaney: This is Indiana’s chance to prove that we are reasonable and decent
Last week, a failed execution attempt in Tennessee resulted in a death row inmate surviving two doses of the lethal injection. Despite surviving the attempt, the inmate remains hospitalized in critical condition. In response, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee paused all executions pending an investigation into the botched attempt.
Op-Ed: Utility bills are going up for the sake of scoring political points
When I talk to Hoosiers about the issues they face every day, skyrocketing energy costs are always near the top of the list. A federal order forcing outdated, expensive coal plants to continue running is only sending bills higher.
Porter sounds alarm on lack of an operational definition of medical frailty as work requirements begin
Today, State Rep. Gregory W. Porter (D-Indianapolis) is sounding the alarm over Indiana's failure to finalize an operational definition of medical frailty as Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) work requirements begin. HIP enrollees renewing in January 2027 must start meeting the 80-hour monthly requirement this month to keep their coverage. Meanwhile, doctors and other medical professionals are still waiting for the state’s guidance on medical frailty to determine who qualifies for an exemption.
GiaQuinta: Diesel relief helps, but won’t undo damage done to Hoosier farmers
House Democratic Leader Phil GiaQuinta (D-Fort Wayne) released the following statement after Gov. Mike Braun announced Hoosier farmers can use tax-free off-road diesel in their on-road equipment:
"Our farmers need help right now, and we support the governor's decision. But let's be clear about what this is: small, temporary relief. It'll help with the harvest this fall, but it barely touches the rising costs farmers face.
Harris shares constituent concerns regarding NIPSCO
Today, the Interim Study Committee on Energy, Utilities and Telecommunications met at the Indiana Statehouse to discuss the widespread and long-lasting power outages Northwest Indiana residents endured following severe weather on Aug. 11.
Pack and King invite Hoosiers to annual veterans legislative day
State Representatives Renee Pack (D-Indianapolis) and Joanna King (R-Middlebury) invite Hoosier veterans, active-duty personnel and their families to the 2027 Indiana Military & Veterans Legislative Day (IMVLD). The yearly event aims to amplify military voices and advocate for legislation that supports Hoosier veterans.