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New state senator, AES rate hike, terminated pregnancy reports, teacher of the year - Vimarsana News

New state senator, AES rate hike, terminated pregnancy reports, teacher of the year

Precinct committee persons in Senate District 34 have selected Indianapolis City-County Councilor La Keisha Jackson to fill the remaining term of Sen. Jean Breaux, who passed away last month after

Stalled wages, inadequate child care top House Democrats' list of concerns - Vimarsana News

Stalled wages, inadequate child care top House Democrats' list of concerns

INDIANAPOLIS—Indiana House Democratic leaders met Monday just after their first House meeting of the year to announce their Economic Freedom Agenda, which aims to combat financial concerns regarding workers, homeowners,

New year, new legislative session mean new bills waiting to be tried - Vimarsana News

New year, new legislative session mean new bills waiting to be tried

With the 2024 session looming, Indiana’s senators and representatives are looking ahead to what the new year could bring.

'Counting pennies': Customers, lawmakers alarmed by AES request to raise prices | Politics - Vimarsana News

'Counting pennies': Customers, lawmakers alarmed by AES request to raise prices | Politics

Power company AES of Indiana filed a petition with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission in June asking for a rate increase. The request prompted negative responses from community members, organizations

Utility cost increase, Old City Hall redevelopment, juvenile defenders, school safety - Vimarsana News

Utility cost increase, Old City Hall redevelopment, juvenile defenders, school safety

Reps. Cherrish Pryor, Vanessa Summers, John Bartlett, Gregory W. Porter and Robin Shackleford and Sens. Jean Breaux and Andrea Hunley, all Democrats representing Indianapolis, recently sent a letter to Indiana