Kayla Dwyer
State Government and Politics Reporter at IndyStar
State government & politics reporter @IndyStar. Former: suburban reporter @mcall, Morning Call Podcast host/producer, EIC @IthacanOnline.
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1 day ago |
indystar.com | Kayla Dwyer
Indiana lawmakers and Gov. Mike Braun have reached a deal on the two-year state budget that's slimmer than what they began with ― but boosted by a $2 increase in the cigarette tax. Legislative leaders had to go back to the drawing board last week after the latest revenue forecast showed a $2 billion drop in expected revenue over the course of the upcoming biennium.
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jconline.com | Kayla Dwyer
(This story has been updated to add information)Gov. Mike Braun has ordered an independent forensic audit of the Indiana Economic Development Corp., a quasi-governmental agency that he had pledged on the campaign trail to scrutinize. The existence of an independent audit was first reported Tuesday by Hannah News Service, which also reported that the probe stems from concerns with the practices of a particular contractor of the IEDC, Elevate Ventures.
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courierpress.com | Kayla Dwyer
(This story has been updated to add information)Gov. Mike Braun has ordered an independent forensic audit of the Indiana Economic Development Corp., a quasi-governmental agency that he had pledged on the campaign trail to scrutinize. The existence of an independent audit was first reported Tuesday by Hannah News Service, which also reported that the probe stems from concerns with the practices of a particular contractor of the IEDC, Elevate Ventures.
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1 day ago |
indystar.com | Kayla Dwyer
Gov. Mike Braun has ordered an independent forensic audit of the Indiana Economic Development Corp., a quasi-governmental agency that he had pledged on the campaign trail to scrutinize. “Today I am reiterating my commitment to transparency in government," Braun said in a statement shared with IndyStar. "Hoosier taxpayers deserve clear accountability for how their dollars are spent.
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2 days ago |
indystar.com | Kayla Dwyer
Even industry leaders in the cannabis world are asking for regulation on the low-THC products that have flooded corner stores in the last several years ― products like Delta 8 and Delta 10, which are not traditional marijuana, but low-concentration derivatives from a different cannabis plant called hemp. After about five years of debate, Indiana lawmakers are getting ready to send a bill to Gov. Mike Braun that could do just that.
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This bill as it left the Senate was so alarming to PBM execs that I got a call from one of them. They fished at least part of their wish. https://t.co/0Lug4PXQbm via @indystar
Plot twist: The Tahoe is back. https://t.co/ixffpwwDGt
Beckwith's office appears to be responding to the bipartisan backlash over his choice of taxpayer-funded vehicle by getting an "A+ in trolling," according to one social media user. https://t.co/SdSy1lfhn5
RT @clairerafford: "The bill revised bill is no longer telling institutions to close their DEI offices. Instead, it is telling them not to…
