Indiana to begin dropping ineligible Medicaid members April 30
FSSA officials believe between 375,000 and 500,000 Indiana Medicaid recipients no longer qualify for Medicaid coverage.
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FSSA officials believe between 375,000 and 500,000 Indiana Medicaid recipients no longer qualify for Medicaid coverage.
ESAs would be limited to children from families income eligible for a private school voucher and 50% of ESA grants would be reserved for students with disabilities.
The applied 7% sales tax on Indiana gasoline purchases will be 17.2 cents per gallon in February — down from 19.9 cents a gallon currently, and 23.3 cents a gallon
"Any time you can give more options and more choice to parents, I think that's better," said state Sen. Brian Buchanan, R-Lebanon.
State Sen. Spencer Deery believes providing the information to taxpayers will improve Hoosiers' awareness of state government as well as their financial literacy.