Page 105 - Eric Holcomb News Today

Gov. Eric Holcomb just sent 50 Indiana National Guard troops to the wrong place. That is, if he wants to do anything about security along the United States’ southern border.

Republicans advance a bill eliminating local bans on selling dogs at pet stores. A Senate committee approves legislation requiring schools to develop armed intruder drills. And grassroots substance use recovery groups would get more funding opportunities under a bill heading to the Senate floor. Here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

The extradition of fugitive Charles Lee Dewey III, alias Carter Allen Widmor, is progressing quickly, with the state of Indiana now working on providing the CNMI’s Office of the Attorney

A Northwest Indiana lawmaker has won House approval for her proposal to help more low-income Hoosiers with intellectual disabilities access in-home care options.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana National Guard expects to spend about $7.1 million deploying 50 soldiers to the U.S-Mexico border at Texas for up to 10 months.

How is it that a state agency as vital to Hoosier health as Indiana’s Family and Social Services Administration could miss its Medicaid funding estimate for 2024-25 by nearly $1

Over the course of seven-plus years, we have been generally impressed with Gov. Eric Holcomb.

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana National Guard expects to spend about $7.1 million deploying 50 soldiers to the U.S-Mexico border in Texas for up to 10 mon...

The Indiana National Guard expects to spend about $7.1 million deploying 50 soldiers to the U.S-Mexico border at Texas for up to 10 months.

In an active display of collaboration and advocacy, the Indiana County Commissioners Association recently convened at the Statehouse for a day dedicated to advancing their legislative priorities. With specific focus