STATEHOUSE (June 13, 2019) – Gov. Eric Holcomb ceremonially signed into law Thursday legislation co-authored by State Rep. Chris Judy (R-Fort Wayne) to help increase teacher pay.
STATEHOUSE (June 11, 2019) – Dollyne Sherman of Indianapolis took the oath of office today to serve as state representative for House District 93.
STATEHOUSE (June 10, 2019) – “As the energy industry continues to evolve, it is vital for Indiana’s policymakers and leaders to balance the needs of the environment, economy and Hoosiers, both now and in the future. I look forward to studying how other states and countries are investing in new energy technology and what would be reasonable for Indiana to replicate or improve upon. The future of energy is really a global conversation, and Indiana has a role in this discussion.”
STATEHOUSE (June 10, 2019) – “The 21st Century Energy Policy Development Task Force will take a deep look at Indiana’s energy policies,” Bosma said. “We look forward to working with Governor Holcomb and our fellow legislative colleagues to ensure Indiana’s approach to the evolving energy landscape is thoughtful and forward-looking.”
With the rising cost of tuition, it is important to plan for college and other higher education expenses. From textbooks to room and board, the costs can add up quickly. It is never too early to start saving for your student’s future. Fortunately, there are financial aid opportunities available for students interested in pursuing education after high school.
Since 1990, Indiana’s 21st Century Scholars program has helped thousands of low-income Hoosiers afford a college education and earn a degree. To join the program and qualify for the scholarship paying up to four years of undergraduate tuition at public colleges or universities in Indiana, participants must enroll before June 30 of a student’s eighth-grade school year. With the deadline quickly approaching, those who want to save on college costs need to visit scholars.in.gov and submit an application.
The Statehouse (June 5, 2019) — State Rep. Shane Lindauer (R-Jasper) is among 37 lawmakers who will participate in a leadership program analyzing public policy issues such as the economy, trade and health care policy.
Photo Caption: State Rep. Christy Stutzman (R-Middlebury) (front right) presents members of the Northridge High School Starlights Show Choir a House Resolution recognizing their fourth state championship title May 17, 2019. The Starlights, which secured more state titles than any other school, are a devoted group of talented singers that consists of 34 singers and dancers, 12 band members and 10 crew members who perform and compete in Indiana and Illinois.
STATEHOUSE (June 3, 2019) – State Rep. Kevin Mahan’s (R-Hartford City) legislation establishing the Sepsis Treatment Guideline Task Force was ceremonially signed into law Wednesday by Gov. Eric Holcomb at the Statehouse.
Many students throughout our community are graduating from high school, and these young adults are now faced with important decisions regarding their next steps. While some have chosen to pursue a degree in higher education, others will immediately enter the workforce. Indiana offers a wide variety of helpful tools to guide those looking to gain skills and obtain a high-paying job.
“Indiana’s fetal remains law protects the dignity of human life by requiring the respectful and humane disposal of aborted babies. While I am pleased the U.S. Supreme Court reversed an appeals court ruling blocking our law regarding fetal remains, I am concerned that the court declined to rule on another important part of this law. No life should be terminated on the basis of race, sex or disability such as Down syndrome. Every human being should have every right for a chance at life, and I am confident this issue will be before the courts again.”
STATEHOUSE (May, 28, 2019) – “Like many Hoosiers, it is very frustrating to watch the U.S. Supreme Court miss an opportunity to strike down the appeal court’s ruling on the decision to terminate pregnancy based on potential race, sex or disability. While certainly disappointed, I am encouraged with the justices’ affirmation of life with its ruling regarding the humane burying or cremation of aborted babies. That is a big win for protecting the dignity of life.”
Every time they leave for work, law enforcement officials say goodbye to their families not knowing if they will return to their loved ones. Thanks to their bravery and dedication, each of us know that our communities are protected.
STATEHOUSE (May 22, 2019) – Aspiring teachers from Allen County were recently selected to receive the Next Generation Hoosier Educator Scholarship, according to local lawmakers.
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