Kaitlin Lange

3 days ago | jconline.com | Hayleigh Colombo |Jake Allen |Brittany Carloni |Kayla Dwyer |Kaitlin Lange

1:00 pm ETLawmakers try to stop Fishers, Carmel from limiting rentalsJake AllenControversial plans from two Hamilton County cities looking to regulate the number of rental properties in their communities could be squashed by the Indiana legislature.  In an 11th hour move, language to prevent local governments from putting caps on rentals was added to House Bill 1389 Monday morning. “It really fits in 1389 because we're talking about local regulations,” said Rep.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Kaitlin Lange

Editor's note: The livestream has ended, but you can watch the full replay below. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the U.S. Health and Human Services secretary, and Dr. Mehmet Oz, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services administrator, will join Gov. Mike Braun for an announcement in Indianapolis on Tuesday. The two Trump administration officials are scheduled to appear at the Indiana State Library to help Gov. Mike Braun launch a "Make Indiana Healthy Again" initiative.

1 week ago | indystar.com | Kaitlin Lange

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the U.S. Health and Human Services secretary, and Dr. Mehmet Oz, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services administrator, will join Gov. Mike Braun for an announcement in Indianapolis on Tuesday. The two Trump administration officials are scheduled to appear at the Indiana State Library to help Gov. Mike Braun launch a "Make Indiana Healthy Again" initiative.

4 weeks ago | indystar.com | Kayla Dwyer |Brittany Carloni |Kaitlin Lange

This is part two of IndyStar's oral history recounting the national blowback to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act in 2015. Read part one here. Tension had been building against Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Thousands had already protested at the Statehouse in downtown Indianapolis.  Then Hoosiers, and the nation, turned on their televisions that Sunday morning to watch their governor be interviewed by George Stephanopolous.

4 weeks ago | indystar.com | Kayla Dwyer |Brittany Carloni |Kaitlin Lange

Ten years ago, then-Gov. Mike Pence signed Indiana’s version of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act into law in a behind-closed-doors event – pictures of which became one of several sparks for the explosion of negative national attention on the Hoosier state. To many who voted for it, RFRA’s purpose appeared straightforward: Government could not infringe on someone’s ability to practice his or her religion.