Ford founder Henry Ford decided in 1914 to more than double factory wages to $5 a day, jump-starting the American middle ...

Indiana's Republican Congress members support Trump's spending package, while Democrats oppose it. The bill cuts social ...

After a six-month battle to get the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” onto the President’s desk by July 4, House Republicans passed ...

The law targets underutilized degree programs that state officials say are not aligned with Indiana’s job market.

Public Indiana colleges and universities will eliminate 19 percent of their degree programs to meet requirements added to the ...

Northwest Indiana congressmen fell along party lines in supporting or opposing President Donald Trump’s tax bill.

Indiana lawmakers increased the cigarette tax to help plug a $2 billion budget gap. Will that drive Hoosiers to spend money ...

Indiana's cigarette tax tripled on July 1. Indiana lawmakers earlier this year approved an increase in the state’s tobacco ...

While the vast majority of new laws passed each year take effect on July 1, some measures go into effect much later.

Health care is not optional. It is as essential as public education or clean water. Cutting coverage for thousands of ...

By: Casey Smith Indiana Capital Chronicle For The Republic INDIANAPOLIS — Following months of scrutiny over millions in ...

The bill will impact Hoosiers through tax cuts and spending cuts to federal programs, such as Medicaid. It now heads to Trump ...