REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT: SOS office identifies about 1,600 Hoosier voters who need to verify U.S. citizenship status
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen August 1, 2025 After attending a meeting at the White House earlier this week, Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales pointed to the new proof of citizenship voting requirement and described the Hoosier state as “a national leader in el “...”
PROTESTING THE PROGNOSIS: Hoosiers rally to highlight threats to Indiana health care posed by Medicaid cuts
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen July 30, 2025 An occupational therapist assistant for more than 30 years, Diane Thrawley stood under the shade of a towering tree in downtown Mitchell’s Friendship Park and ticked off her fears of more suicides and more abuse that could h “...”
TSF story: Care worth remembering: The workers and family members supporting dementia patients
This story was originally published by TheStatehouseFile.com By Ashlyn Myers TheStatehouseFile.com July 25, 2025 Melissa Taylor, the director of nursing for Morning Pointe Senior Living in Franklin, Indiana, walks past halls of smiling faces every day as she makes her way to her “...”
‘GREAT CHALLENGES’: Former Anderson U. President John Pistole cites declining enrollment, program cuts, outside pressure amid higher-ed uncertainty
By Steve Hinnefeld The Indiana Citizen July 25, 2025 John Pistole spent a decade as a university president, retiring this year with a legacy of adding in-demand academic programs, increasing funding and growing enrollment at Anderson University. He admits things might be more dif “...”
PASTOR AND POLITICIAN: Lt. Gov. Beckwith says there’s not much difference between his two full-time jobs
By Sydney Byerly The Indiana Citizen July 24, 2025 Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith has two full-time jobs – elected official and pastor – and two July events at the Noblesville church where he has preached for five years showcased how he is blurring the lines between those ro “...”
HOOSIER HOLLYWOOD: New state law offers transferable tax credits to spur movie making in Indiana, but economic claims may be overblown
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen July 24, 2025 Assembled on a soundstage at Huntington University last week, Gov. Mike Braun, legislators and community officials were optimistic about the potential for more soundstages, more cameras, more lights, more action coming to Indi “...”
UNEXPECTED TERMINATIONS: Lt. Gov. Beckwith’s hiring of ‘congregants, friends, allies’ draws criticism from ousted OCRA staffers
By Sydney Byerly The Indiana Citizen July 21, 2025 As Micah Beckwith took office in January, the Republican lieutenant governor and his aides quickly remade a small state agency he oversees – removing long-time employees at the Office of Community and Rural Affairs to make room “...”
ROKITA’S REQUEST DENIED: Indiana Supreme Court won’t dismiss AG’s 2nd disciplinary case, but it does appoint 3-member panel to hear it
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen July 19, 2025 The Indiana Supreme Court has denied Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita’s motion to dismiss the second disciplinary complaint pending against him but has granted his request to appoint a three-judge panel to preside over t “...”
A FOOT IN THE DOOR? Advocates hope Gov. Braun may support creating a commission as he says housing is key to Indiana’s economic future
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen July 18, 2025 Just as a new report is highlighting that two-thirds of Indiana’s largest occupations are paying less than what workers need to cover rent, Gov. Mike Braun has indicated he sees housing as key to the state’s economic healt “...”
TSF Story: What commenters had to say about environmental management regulation changes
This story was originally published by TheStatehouseFile.com By Olivia O’Neal TheStatehouseFile.com July 17, 2025 Earlier this month, Gov. Mike Braun’s office published an 18-page report by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) listing 10 regulations “...”