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Supporters framed the public camping ban as a way to connect homeless Hoosiers to services, while opponents argued providers don't have enough slots — pushing alleged violators toward jail time and fi...

The Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office is among law enforcement agencies opposed to an Indiana Senate bill that could send homeless people to jail

In January 2025, Indiana lawmakers introduced Senate Bill 2, a proposal backed by the billionaire-funded Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA)

Indiana has at least a dozen hospitals in danger of closing as more government cuts hit.

Indiana proposed changes to Medicaid waivers that provide home- and community-based services — including a significant cap on certain therapy services. Adv

Previously closed slots for Indiana’s Medicaid waivers reopened on July 1. Those slots released by the state for the coming year will only cover about one-

The challengers argued that members of the Preventive Services Task Force were improperly appointed because they were not approved by the Senate.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The CEO of a prominent Indiana food bank on Wednesday said proposed cuts to SNAP and Medicaid moving through the Senate “would be a d

With summer vacation kicking off, some families may find it harder to get food for their children because of the cut to the federal Sun Bucks program.

Indy’s department will only get $6 million to improve vaccinations and maternal health — a 70% cut.

MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WSBT) — Potential changes coming to Medicaid are top of mind for health leaders today. A news conference was held on Tuesday afternoon dis

The program is open to everyone including homeowners, renters and landlords. But how much of a discount you'll receive depends on your income, how many people you live with, and how much energy the u...

Indiana's proposed public camping ban, which originated with a Texas-based think tank, has now died twice this legislative session.

Over 70,000 eviction notices issued in Indiana last year. Investor-owned housing a major contributor to the issue, says local leaders.

The original House bill failed in committee earlier this session but was added into a Senate bill on Monday, April 7.

Roughly 200 Hoosiers gathered in Indianapolis Tuesday, urging their elected officials to protect Medicaid from state and federal cuts.

Federal dollars pay for more than half of MassHealth’s $20 billion annual budget.

This month, the League of Women Voters-BMC, Civic Conversations talks to Steve Hinnefeld, author of

The Indiana legislature’s scrutiny of Health First Indiana, the state’s largest public health funding initiative, highlights a frustrating pattern in policymaking: demanding immediate results from lon...

Proposed work requirements under the Healthy Indiana were the key focus of three hours of testimony on Tuesday.

Proposed work requirements under the Healthy Indiana were the key focus of three hours of testimony on Tuesday.

The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana is addressing Indiana's housing crisis by providing essential services and advocating for tenant protections.

INDIANAPOLIS — As legislative efforts to address housing affordability concerns continue to stall, the nearly 500 individuals and organizations across the state that make up the Hoosier Housi…

People covered by Indiana’s expanded Medicaid program say it has saved them from death and medical debt.