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Illinois county secession bill passes Indiana House. What's next?

Senate · Indianapolis

Illinois county secession bill passes Indiana House. What's next?

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House Bill 1008 from Republican House Speaker Todd Huston would create a commission to study how 33 Illinois counties could join Indiana.See the Story

Indiana House passes budget bill; Democrats express concerns over possibility of special session

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Indiana House passes budget bill; Democrats express concerns over possibility of special session

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INDIANAPOLIS -- A long and passionate debate took place in the Indiana House over the past two days as State Representatives debated their top priority: Indiana's next budget. During the two-day showdown on the House floor, Democrats argued the bill could be in trouble depending on what happens at the federal level. "We're going to have a make a big decision,” State Rep. Ed DeLaney (D-Indianapolis) said. During the second reading for House Bill …See the Story

Indiana Senate approves Medicaid enrollment caps, advertising ban

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Indiana Senate approves Medicaid enrollment caps, advertising ban

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Indiana Senate approves Medicaid caps INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A plan approved by the state Senate on Tuesday could potentially remove more than a quarter of a million Hoosiers from one of the state’s Medicaid programs. The bill is a response to last year’s sudden billion-dollar Medicaid funding shortfall and years of warnings from Senate Republicans the state’s Medicaid rolls are growing at a financially unsustainable rate. Sen. Ryan Mishler, R-Mi…See the Story

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After a Wednesday afternoon ruling from the Marion County Superior Court, the Indiana Department of Health is now blocked from releasing terminated pregnancy reports for at least 10 days.See the Story

Indiana House passes bill revoking hospitals' nonprofit status if they charge high prices

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Indiana House passes bill revoking hospitals' nonprofit status if they charge high prices

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This marks the closest Indiana lawmakers have gotten to price-controlling the state's largest nonprofit hospitals, after years of discussion.See the Story

First Lady to raise money for Dolly Parton’s library program

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First Lady to raise money for Dolly Parton’s library program

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Gov. Mike Braun, with First Lady Maureen Braun (center), is sworn in Jan. 13, 2025. (Nate Pappas for the Indiana Capital Chronicle)After slashing a popular reading program from the budget, Gov. Mike Braun said Friday he asked First Lady Maureen Braun to spearhead an initiative to keep Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in Indiana. “She has agreed and she will work with philanthropic partners and in consultation with state leadership to identify …See the Story

State budget emerges largely unscathed from floor amendments

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State budget emerges largely unscathed from floor amendments

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Lizton Republican Rep. Jeff Thompson, left, takes notes while Rep. Greg Porter, D-Indianapolis, presents an amendment to the budget on Feb. 19, 2025. (Whitney Downard/Indiana Capital Chronicle)The state’s funding plan for the next two years made it through second reading largely unscathed, approving just one relatively minor change out of the 11 amendments called on Wednesday. The second reading process is when any member of the chamber can int…See the Story

County prosecutors could get less discretion over local decisions under proposal

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County prosecutors could get less discretion over local decisions under proposal

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Rep. Chris Jeter, R-Fishers, leads an interim committee meeting on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024. (Leslie Bonilla Muñiz/Indiana Capital Chronicle)A bill that would reform how the state oversees prosecutors now heads to the Senate, where it’ll get further vetting before it could potentially become law. Lawmakers have tried for years to punish prosecutors who don’t prosecute certain laws — like Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears, a Democrat who’s said h…See the Story

County jails in Indiana on the hook as state stops paying prisoner costs

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County jails in Indiana on the hook as state stops paying prisoner costs

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The Indiana Department of Correction has run out of money to pay county jails for holding low-level felons and state prisoners.See the Story

Critical health initiatives come to the Statehouse • Indiana Capital Chronicle

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Critical health initiatives come to the Statehouse • Indiana Capital Chronicle

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AEDs are now a common sight in many public places. (Stock photo by Boy_Anupong/Getty Images)The American Heart Association (AHA) supports critical health initiatives in Indiana, focusing on the implementation of Cardiac Emergency Response Plans (CERPs), the establishment of a statewide stroke registry, and the increase of tobacco taxes. These efforts aim to significantly improve public health outcomes and save lives. Cardiac Emergency Response P…See the Story

Senate kills early voting cuts, closed primary bills — and backtracks on municipal election changes

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Senate kills early voting cuts, closed primary bills — and backtracks on municipal election changes

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Republican senators killed two flashy election proposals and significantly scaled back a third after letting the trio languish on the chamber’s daily calendar for more than two weeks.See the Story

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