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Indiana teachers poised to lose right to discuss school issues with administrators - Vimarsana News

Indiana teachers poised to lose right to discuss school issues with administrators

"This brazen act of disregard for the educators who tirelessly serve our students is unacceptable," said ISTA President Keith Gambill.

New law boosts maximum size of nuclear reactors permitted in Indiana - Vimarsana News

New law boosts maximum size of nuclear reactors permitted in Indiana

The law redefines a small modular reactor as a nuclear reactor capable of generating up to 470 megawatts of energy — a 34% increase from the state's former 350 MW

Holcomb signs slew of bills, others incoming – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Holcomb signs slew of bills, others incoming – Indianapolis Business Journal

The governor signed a flurry of bills into law on Thursday, bringing the total number of bills to reach his desk to 93. Even as he finished, lawmakers finalized another handful of bills as they near the legislative deadline.

Source: ibj.com
"Right of first refusal" bill would eliminate competitive bidding for Indiana's major utilities - Vimarsana News

"Right of first refusal" bill would eliminate competitive bidding for Indiana's major utilities

Opposition is mounting against a bill that would eliminate a key element of competition for utilities and electricity grid development.

Senate panel advances bill allowing utilities to avoid bidding on transmission lines – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Senate panel advances bill allowing utilities to avoid bidding on transmission lines – Indianapolis Business Journal

The controversial bill would give state utilities the right of first refusal to build, own and operate new transmission lines in their service area, avoiding competitive bidding from outside companies.

Source: ibj.com