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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

House passes health care merger notification bill. Concerns over business data persist - Vimarsana News

House passes health care merger notification bill. Concerns over business data persist

House lawmakers passed a bill Tuesday that requires hospitals and other health care entities to notify the attorney general if they have a merger or acquisition that crosses a $10 million threshold.

Source: wfyi.org
Mason County man receives life sentence in 2023 murder case - Vimarsana News

Mason County man receives life sentence in 2023 murder case

POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — A Gallipolis Ferry, West Virginia, man was sentenced Monday to life in prison with mercy after pleading guilty to a 2023 murder charge.

Indiana Senate approves child care proposal as House punts on health care merger oversight – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Indiana Senate approves child care proposal as House punts on health care merger oversight – Indianapolis Business Journal

Senate Republicans on Monday pushed the Legislature’s latest effort to improve child care access for Hoosier families closer to the finish line. But Democrats say the bill loosens regulations for providers and could put children at risk.

Source: ibj.com
Six gubernatorial hopefuls to appear on GOP ballots - Vimarsana News

Six gubernatorial hopefuls to appear on GOP ballots

Dozens of candidates for Indiana’s top elected offices will hit Hoosier primary ballots this spring — including a whopping eight gubernatorial hopefuls, more than 150 state-level job-seekers and more than