State Rep. Chris May (R-Bedford) recently received appointments to serve as co-chair of the Local Government Public Notice Task Force

The County Commissioners Outstanding Advocate Award honors leaders, like May, who have showcased their steadfast commitment to advancing the

By Steve Bittenbender Indiana drivers will see a little relief at the pump starting next week. The Indiana Department of Revenue has...

Beginning this school year, after a law passed in the 2023 legislative session, all Indiana schools will be required to follow the district’

By Steve Bittenbender Indiana lawmakers say measures approved during this year’s General Assembly session are expected to save Hoosiers...

A new law passed by the General Assembly this year will guarantee Indiana residents access to public meetings.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb is heading to Europe next week. It’s the 15th time Holcomb will travel internationally as governor.

One aspect of jury duty is about to get better for people in Indiana.

A new Indiana law will bring absentee voting requirements in line with the standards for in-person voting.

Indiana revenues for April fell by more than 14% from the year before. That’s according to data released by the state’s budget office.

From the office of Eric Koch, State Senator

Governor Eric Holcomb signed 68 bills into law on Monday, but many major pieces of legislation remain unsigned.

Indiana statewide elected officials will see their pay increase substantially in 2025.

Indiana lawmakers burned the midnight oil and worked well into the early Friday morning hours

State Rep. Chris May (R-Bedford) recently welcomed Bedford Middle School student Laura Wires to the Statehouse

Supply chain issues continue to affect a range of industries, including construction, and it's taking a toll on public works projects.

Proponents for expanded school choice access in Indiana remain optimistic the General Assembly

STATEHOUSE (April 14, 2023) – Bedford is set to receive $452,773 to complete much-needed road projects, according to State Rep. Chris May

The bill is key to providing women quicker access to contraceptives, its sponsor said Tuesday.

Indiana lawmakers have approved a bill that would create a committee to study how farmland can be preserved in the state.