The Indiana public got its final chance to testify on the next state budget Thursday, advocating for everything from education to housing to trails.

Indiana lawmakers will have about $1.5 billion more to work with in the new state budget than previously expected.

An overhaul of Indiana's public health system cleared a key legislative hurdle Monday.

Senate Republicans unveil their proposed state budget. Indiana's version of the Don't Say Gay bill clears the Senate after significant changes. And the first welfare expansion in three decades heads to the governors desk.

The state budget plan from Senate Republicans does not include any expansion of the states school voucher program marking a major split from the House GOP.

House Republicans sent their proposed budget to the Senate Thursday, where disagreement likely looms over tax cuts and school voucher expansion.

Gov. Eric Holcomb's major economic development initiative -- the READI grant program -- looks set for another major influx of funding.

Indiana’s public health commission is considering ways to overhaul the state’s funding model, which is riddled with problems and leaves many Hoosiers without crucial preventive interventions.

At a time when more Hoosiers are getting outside, the legislature has made even more budget cuts to Indianas underfunded and understaffed environmental agencies.

The Indiana General Assembly gave final approval Thursday to a new two-year $37 billion state budget that is bolstered by $3 billion in federal coronavirus relief funding. The new budget takes effect in July.