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Bartlett human trafficking bill passes out of committee
House Bill 1416, authored by State Rep. John Bartlett (D-Indianapolis), passed out of the House Committee on Courts and Criminal Code today, Jan. 5. The bill requires gas stations to display human trafficking awareness posters.
Bartlett outlines 2025 legislative agenda
State Rep. John L. Bartlett (D-Indianapolis) announced his 2025 legislative agenda, which includes bills enhancing public safety, creating harsher penalties for law enforcement officers found guilty of certain crimes and increase transparency between law enforcement and the general public.
IBLC members serve as panelists for Administrators of Color - Preparing for the Future Conference
Yesterday (Sept. 9), multiple members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus (IBLC) participated as panelists for the Embracing Your Power: Black Educators Forging Paths in Leadership panel.
Bartlett comments on ICGTF report in the wake of tragic Lawrence triple homicide
Earlier this month, the Indiana Crime Guns Task Force released their report for the first quarter of 2024.
OP-ED: Consumers should not be on the hook for the mistakes of utility ocmpanies
Let us describe an issue with a business operating in our community. They provide a service that you pay for monthly. A few months ago, they upgraded their interface system which made the service more expensive.