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Under Senate Bill 361, the state would create Innovation Development Districts to attract economic development projects.

Greg Porter has extensive experience representing and advising companies in all aspects of patent and trade secret law, including acting as lead counsel in successful jury trials and preliminary injunction hearings, as well as advising on patent procurement and designing around competitor's patents. Greg also has counseled Fortune 500 clients on the creation and management of

Greg Porter has extensive experience representing and advising companies in all aspects of patent and trade secret law, including acting as lead counsel in successful jury trials and preliminary injunction hearings, as well as advising on patent procurement and designing around competitor's patents. Greg also has counseled Fortune 500 clients on the creation and management of

Vehicles stationed at the Wyoming Army National Guard facility in Sheridan may soon no longer have to go to the other side of the Bighorn Mountains for maintenance work. The Wyoming Army National Guard is considering building a vehicle maintenance facility in Sheridan. The Guard is taking inpu

Marion County Democrats are calling for change to the partys pre-primary process, citing conflicts of interest with the current county chair.

INDIANAPOLIS—The Indiana House passed a $1.3 billion tax cut bill on to the Senate with division on whether or not the cut is the best use of Indiana’s resources.

INDIANAPOLIS — A House Republican push to cut taxes after repeated rosy economic outlooks passed the House on Thursday by a 68-25 vote, picking up votes from four Democrats who

The Indiana House passed a $1.3 billion tax cut bill on to the Senate with a division on whether or not the cut is the best use of Indiana’s resources.

The bill includes a mixture of business, utility and individual income tax cuts. The income tax cut would eventually save a Hoosier household making $56,000 a year about $128 in taxes.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana House Republicans are forging ahead with their push for broad business and individual tax cuts even with ongoing skepticism from other GOP leaders in the Statehouse.