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Hogsett administration signals support for data center tax breaks
But a member of his cabinet recently objected to a tax abatement for an eastside data center.

Sen. Todd Young urges Congress to stop insider trading
Senator Todd Young discussed several legislative priorities and foreign policy strategies during an interview with All INdiana Politics, including the Stop Insider Trading Act, the SHIPS for America Act, and the ongoing conflict with Iran.

Gov. Braun announces Office of Cybersecurity
Governor Mike Braun announced that the Indiana Department of Homeland Security will establish an Office of Cybersecurity to coordinate government agencies against potential cyberattacks.
Gov. Braun establishes Office of Cybersecurity within the Department of Homeland Security
The goal of the new office is statewide resilience against cyberattacks. It emphasizes strategy and coordination across the government.

Meet all St. Pete candidates for office at The Trop this August ahead of elections
Local elections are right around the corner, and a group of local partners are making it easy to meet all the candidates for office in one place. The St. Petersburg […]

Odor’s in the air: Childs Park challenges industrial permitting
"We'd first like to find out what is actually in the air and the impacts it's having on resident health."

Veto ends PSTA program providing rides to cancer treatment
The service helped low-income residents travel across county lines for essential medical care.

Can Beech Grove afford more schools and churches?
As property tax cuts hit, councilors worry about projects that don’t pay taxes.

Mayor Ken Welch joins WMNF to make his pitch to keep leading St. Petersburg
Election Day for the Aug. 18 primary is rapidly approaching in the Tampa Bay area, and early voting starts next week in both Hillsborough (Aug. 3-16) and Pinellas (Aug. 8–16) counties. Voters in St. Petersburg will also make a decision about their mayor. Incumbent Mayor Ken Welch…

Lowville clerk's office announces summer hours
LOWVILLE — The Village of Lowville Clerk’s Office has begun its summer operating schedule, which will remain in effect until Aug. 28.
Indiana AG sues Merrillville, accusing town of blocking new ICE facility
Todd Rokita is accusing town leaders of discouraging or even thwarting ICE real estate transactions with property owners, in violation of state laws.

Clarify the confusion: When merit produces mediocrity
We keep hearing that Indiana is moving away from diversity, equity, and inclusion and pivoting toward a new standard, merit, excellence and innovation. At first glance, that sounds like progress. After […]