Drug rebate bill would help chronically ill Hoosiers, proponents say
Indiana lawmakers are again considering legislation that proponents say would reduce prescription drug costs for Hoosiers
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Mar 31, 20231 min read
Helping to fill 911 open dispatch positions
From the office of Chris May, State Representative District 65
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Mar 31, 20231 min read
Protecting Indiana from Foreign Threats
From the office of Eric Koch, State Senator
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Mar 30, 20232 min read
Indiana voters decide in 2024 on removing the superintendent from gubernatorial line of succession
The Indiana State Legislature referred a constitutional amendment to the November 2024 ballot
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Mar 30, 20232 min read
Indiana House passes bill to provide voluntary firearms training to teachers
Indiana lawmakers approved a bill recently that would allow teachers and school staff to receive firearms training.
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Mar 24, 20231 min read
Tax relief for Hoosier small businesses
Indiana continues to be a great place to start and grow a business, and we're always looking for ways to support Hoosier job creators.
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Mar 24, 20231 min read
Ensuring Energy Reliability
Indiana Statehouse Update: Eric Koch, State Senator
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Mar 17, 20231 min read
Pushing back against 'woke' companies
Companies managing Indiana’s pensions should not boycott industries that are critical to Hoosiers, and vital to Indiana's economy
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Mar 17, 20231 min read
Bill Ensuring Landlord Accountability Passes General Assembly
The governor has until March 20 to take action on the bill.
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Mar 16, 20231 min read
Lowering Prescription Drug Costs
Senate Republicans know Hoosiers pay among the highest health care costs in the nation.
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Mar 14, 20231 min read
Promoting Transparency, Accountability in Government
State agencies have more than 93,000 rules, and in 2020 alone, agencies submitted 213 proposed rules, 300 emergency rules and 206 re-adopt
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Feb 3, 20232 min read
May's bill encouraging military families to locate to Indiana advances
The House Employment, Labor and Pension Committee this week approved State Rep. Chris May's (R-Bedford) legislation.
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