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Ken de la Bastide column: Lawmakers take aim at Public Access Counselor's office - Vimarsana News

Ken de la Bastide column: Lawmakers take aim at Public Access Counselor's office

Hopefully Gov. Eric Holcomb won’t sign the legislation. The independence of the office and ability to interpret the laws is an important function to assure citizens the laws are being

Legislature's third-grade reading bill now waits on the governor - Vimarsana News

Legislature's third-grade reading bill now waits on the governor

On Thursday, the Senate passed Senate Bill 1, a bill that will hold back third graders who are not reading proficient as indicated by an evaluation approved by the Indiana

Indiana lawmakers pass bill defining antisemitism, with compromises - Vimarsana News

Indiana lawmakers pass bill defining antisemitism, with compromises

Indiana lawmakers came to a compromise Friday to pass a bill defining antisemitism in state education code.The bill — meant to address antisemitism on college c

Source: wsbt.com
Indiana lawmakers pass bill defining antisemitism, with compromises - Vimarsana News

Indiana lawmakers pass bill defining antisemitism, with compromises

Indiana lawmakers have passed a bill that defines antisemitism in education code. The bill — meant to address antisemitism on college campuses — has been the topic of persistent debate

Source: wthitv.com
Indiana Statehouse: Notes from the finals days of the 2024 session - Vimarsana News

Indiana Statehouse: Notes from the finals days of the 2024 session

The Indiana Legislature’s third attempt to end a long-running lawsuit – filed by the city of Gary against firearm industry entities in 1999 – is steps away from becoming law