It was a 10-committee day for Indiana’s General Assembly, that means 150 lawmakers dashing from room to room to hear ...

It was committee day at the Indiana Statehouse, with ten back-to-back meetings with a flurry of bills and amendments.

The second part of Georgia Republican Gov. Brian Kemp’s top priority to limit lawsuits and large verdicts won approval Thursday from the House. The full package, also called tort reform, is set to hit ...

Baptist Health Floyd President Mike Schroyer continues to advocate for changes to state legislation targeting health care ...

Following mounting concerns over the extent of the Indiana Economic Development Corp.’s authority, a bill intended to ensure ...

A bill related to sharing resources between IPS and charters died in the first half of the legislative session. It's back now in the form of an amendment.