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A sweeping bill tightening lawmaker oversight of Indiana’s public colleges and universities for “intellectual diversity” purposes drew opposition Tuesday in the Senate but easily cleared the chamber along party lines.

How can we improve the accessibility, affordability and efficacy of Indiana healthcare?

The first measure enacted into law during the 2024 General Assembly will reduce state protections for the limited number of wetlands remaining in Indiana.

The first legislative bill of the year to land on Gov. Eric Holcomb’s desk will lessen the state’s wetland protections if passed.

The Indiana General Assembly opened this month, and hundreds of bills have already been proposed for deliberation in Indianapolis. In coming editions, the Exponent will be reviewing legislation related to

Republican state lawmakers quietly fast-tracked a contentious bill that will further strip protections on some Indiana wetlands. It’s the first piece of legislation to head to the governor’s desk this

Senate Bill 202’s author seeks to end “viewpoint discrimination” while opponents say its provisions could “chill” free expression.

A sweeping bill tightening lawmaker oversight of Indiana's public colleges and universities for "intellectual diversity" passed the Senate.

State Senate Republicans have advanced a bill that they say would protect students on Indiana's college campuses' ability to freely speak their minds.