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Indiana lawmakers won’t return to the Statehouse this summer to fix small errors in legislation thanks to a bi-partisan measure that eliminated the need for Technical Corrections Day.
Lawmakers will look at the state's tax system as well as health care costs, Medicaid programs and road and bridge needs.
Indiana lawmakers won't return to the Statehouse this summer to fix small errors in legislation thanks to a bi-partisan measure that eliminated the need for Technical Corrections Day.
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen May 5, 2023 A 56-word provision authored by the Indiana Attorney General’s office and dropped late into the
INDIANAPOLIS -Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray, R-Martinsville, has assigned a controversial bill involving transgender children and the Departmen...