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Hamilton supports Rokita lawsuit against Lake Castleton Apartments management
Today, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita filed civil action against Lake Castleton Apartments' owners and management. The lawsuit alleges that the landlords endangered tenants with uninhabitable conditions such as broken air conditioners, mold, pest infestation, water damage and sewage backups.
Bauer shares update on redistricting decision
Today, State Rep. Maureen Bauer (D-South Bend) issued the following statement reacting to the news that Senate Republicans will not move forward on redistricting:
“During my recent town hall, many residents shared concerns about reopening this process mid-cycle. With this decision behind us, I am eager to focus on what Hoosiers truly need, lowering costs of living, improving access to government services and addressing the challenges that working families share with me every day as their representative.”
Hamilton reacts to redistricting not moving forward
State Rep. Carey Hamilton (D-Indianapolis) released the following statement reacting to the news that Senate Republicans will not move forward on redistricting:
Burton shares update on redistricting decision
Today, State Rep. Alex Burton (D-Evansville) issued the following statement reacting to the news that Senate Republicans will not move forward on redistricting:
“For more than 100 days, the conversation around redistricting has taken up attention at the Statehouse. During that same time, healthcare costs have gone up, utility bills are rising, child care has become harder to access, housing remains unstable and local governments are still searching for real support after SEA 1.
“As we head into session, my focus is on delivering solutions that actually meet these needs. Our farmers, first responders and families are counting on us to prioritize policies that put Hoosiers first.”
GiaQuinta comments on redistricting not moving forward
House Democratic Leader Phil GiaQuinta (D-Fort Wayne) released the following statement reacting to the news that Senate Republicans will not move forward on redistricting.
Gore reacts to redistricting not moving forward
State Rep. Mitch Gore (D-Beech Grove) released the following statement reacting to the news that Senate Republicans will not move forward on redistricting:
IBLC focuses efforts on 2026 legislative agenda
State Rep. Earl Harris Jr. (D-East Chicago), chair of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus, issued the following statement on behalf of the IBLC regarding Indiana Senate Republicans not moving forward with redistricting efforts.
Pack to host 12th annual Indiana Military Veterans Legislative Day in January
State Rep. Renee Pack (D-Indianapolis) welcomes veterans from across the state to attend the Indiana Military Veterans Legislative Day (IMVLD) at the Statehouse on Monday, Jan. 12, 2026. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET. Coffee, donuts and lunch will be provided.
Errington expresses condolences following tragic loss of Delaware County Deputy
Today, State Rep. Sue Errington (D-Muncie) issued the following statement after Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputy Corporal Blake Reynolds was tragically killed this morning while assisting a stranded motorist on I-69:
“I am deeply saddened to hear about the loss of Cpl. Blake Reynolds. Every day, our law enforcement officers put themselves in harm’s way to keep our communities safe, and their bravery and service do not go unnoticed. My thoughts are with the deputy’s loved ones, colleagues and everyone impacted by this heartbreaking loss.”
Smith announces live performers for Harvest Feast
State Rep. Vernon G. Smith (D-Gary) announced the group of live performers for the Harvest Feast. The Feast will be held at 7 p.m., Friday, Nov. 21, at the New Hope Church, 2307 Rhode Island St., in Gary. Dr. Smith organizes and hosts this event each year in memory of his mother, the Rev. Julia E. Smith, and his aunt Magnolia Allen. The late Julia E. Smith was a former pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.
This year's performers include gospel soloists, Nate Mason and Stephan Henderson, and the West Side Theatre Guild Repertoire Dance Company. Other performers will be announced later.
“The Harvest feast isn't just a meal,” said Dr. Smith. “It’s a chance to worship and lift our spirits in thankfulness. Gary has a rich history of music, especially gospel and soul. In the shared history, we find peace and unity. Each year, it’s an immense joy to see live performers share their talents during the service. Thank you to this year’s performers who are taking the time out of their busy holiday schedules to worship with us.”
Attendees can enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving meal, featuring turkey, dressing, roast beef, macaroni and cheese, green beans, greens, mashed potatoes, cabbage, sweet potatoes and a variety of desserts. The feast is free to attend and open to all residents of the Greater Gary community.
“There is a seat at the table for everyone,” explained Dr. Smith. “All are welcome at the feast. If you have plans with your family, bring them. If you don’t have any plans, we’ll be your family. I would especially like to extend the invitation to our veterans and active-duty service members. Their sacrifice and service are one of the reasons we have so many blessings to be grateful for.”
Pryor calls on Braun to waive property tax late fees in light of record-setting government shutdown
Monday, Nov. 10, was one of the biannual property tax due dates in Indiana. Approximately 24,000 federal workers in Indiana have missed several paychecks due to the record-setting government shutdown. The fate of over 570 million Hoosiers' SNAP benefits and close to 155,000 mothers, infants and toddlers WIC benefits are unclear.
DeLaney reacts to Braun announcing partial SNAP benefits
Today, Gov. Braun announced that Indiana will issue partial SNAP benefits for the remainder of November