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GOP lawmakers want special session if US Supreme Court limits abortion rights - Vimarsana News

GOP lawmakers want special session if US Supreme Court limits abortion rights

Republican state legislators are urging Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb to call the Indiana General Assembly into special session if the U.S. Supreme Court limits or rescinds the right to abortion.

Lawmakers expand investment options for Lowell water utility sale proceeds - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers expand investment options for Lowell water utility sale proceeds

Hoosier lawmakers are unanimously supporting a Lowell initiative to invest the proceeds of its recent water system sale more aggressively than usually is permitted with government funds.

Farm equipment, developments soon may be eligible for property tax abatement - Vimarsana News

Farm equipment, developments soon may be eligible for property tax abatement

New agricultural equipment and facilities soon may be eligible for property tax abatement under legislation sponsored by four Region lawmakers that's headed to the governor's desk.

Hoosier lawmakers back higher payment rates for Medicaid ambulance runs - Vimarsana News

Hoosier lawmakers back higher payment rates for Medicaid ambulance runs

State Rep. Hal Slager, R-Schererville, is championing legislation at the Statehouse to increase what Indiana Medicaid pays for private ambulance runs to match the higher rates paid by Medicare.

Indiana school districts may be required to share referendum proceeds with charter schools - Vimarsana News

Indiana school districts may be required to share referendum proceeds with charter schools

Charter schools receiving referendum funds would be under no obligation to spend the money in the same manner as the local school district, such as for teacher pay raises or