STATEHOUSE (May 13, 2025) — "I am confident NOVA Circular Solutions' state-of-the-art recycling facility in Connersville will be an economic boon to southeastern Indiana. It will provide new jobs and help grow our manufacturing base, all while reducing the burden on our waste facilities and landfills to the tune of 400 bales per day. more »
In recent years, Hoosiers have been understandably concerned about the large increases in property taxes caused by high inflation. more »
Buchanan welcomes Rossville Elementary Students to the Statehouse more »
State Sen. Blake Doriot (R-Goshen) attends Gov. Mike Braun's ceremonial bill signing of Senate Enrolled Act 484 at the RV Industry Power Breakfast in Elkhart on May 8. more »
A bill authored by State Sen. Linda Rogers (R-Granger) that increases the minimum salary for teachers and helps hire educators in high-need areas was signed into law by the governor yesterday. more »
(May 7, 2025) In Indiana, more than 80,000 babies were born in 2024. In 2023, 15.5% of woman received inadequate prenatal care and 6.3% of babies were born in maternity care deserts, according to a recent study. That's why I've supported programs like the Indiana Pregnancy Promise Program and My Health Baby, which connects women to local services during pregnancy and for the first year after birth. That being said, pregnancy resource centers in our state are stepping up to fill in the gap in a major way. more »
Goode Presents Dick Becker with Distinguished Hoosier Award more »
STATEHOUSE (May 7, 2025) — "School board members are responsible for stewarding a significant amount of taxpayer dollars and setting important policies about the education of our children. I authored Senate Enrolled Act 287 because voters should know where candidates for office stand on the issues. more »
State Sen. Ron Alting (R-Lafayette) congratulates McCutcheon High School's Maverick Robotics team on winning the annual FIRST Robotics World Championship last month in Houston, Texas. more »
After nearly four months of working with constituents, colleagues and stakeholders, the Indiana General Assembly adjourned Sine Die on April 25, meaning the 2025 session has now formally ended. more »
