Kaitlin Lange

2 weeks ago | indystar.com | Kaitlin Lange

Wondering which bills crossed the finish line in the final hours of the 2025 Indiana Legislative session? And who are the biggest winners and losers? IndyStar's Statehouse team will go live with analysis and a recap of the session on Friday during your lunch break, less than 24 hours after lawmakers are planning to pack up and go home for the year. Tune in here on at 11:30 a.m. Friday for our 2025 Legislative Session Recap show.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kaitlin Lange

Wondering which bills crossed the finish line in the final hours of the 2025 Indiana Legislative session? And who are the biggest winners and losers? IndyStar's Statehouse team will go live with analysis and a recap of the session on Friday during your lunch break, less than 24 hours after lawmakers are planning to pack up and go home for the year.

2 weeks ago | jconline.com | Kaitlin Lange |Brittany Carloni

4:59 pm ETBudget makes drastic changes to university oversightKayla DwyerThe last few pages of the 220-page state budget posted publicly Wednesday night, which lawmakers plan to vote on tonight, contains new language asserting state control over multiple aspects of state universities' governance. One section gives Gov. Mike Braun the power to appoint all nine membersof the Indiana University board of trustees, and to replace any of them.

2 weeks ago | indystar.com | Kaitlin Lange

Indiana's legislative session will likely wrap up today. Track the latest updates here Kaitlin LangeIndiana lawmakers are planning to wrap up the 2025 legislative session today, likely pushing dozens of bills across the finish line in the final day. Lawmakers will likely vote on anti-DEI language, a ban on marijuana advertising and some contentious health care cost-cutting measures.

2 weeks ago | courierpress.com | Brittany Carloni |Kayla Dwyer |Kaitlin Lange

5:22 pm CTLandmark PBM bill goes to BraunKayla DwyerAfter a mysterious curveball earlier this week, the main bill taking a crack at the powerful pharmacy benefit manager industry ― the middlemen between drug manufacturers and pharmacies ― is now heading to Gov. Mike Braun. "It’s been a long road to get here. And it’s not a perfect road, but it’s a significant step," Sen. Andy Zay, R-Huntington, said. More: Big drugstore, insurance companies get win as lawmakers water down PBM bill.