State Reps. Zach Payne (R-Charlestown) and Dave Heine (R-Fort Wayne) discuss Indiana adding nearly 39,000 residents last year, outpacing all neighboring states and the national average in population growth.

May is Military Appreciation Month, and Indiana lawmakers are backing up their gratitude with action. Hear from State Reps. Stephen Bartels (R-Eckerty) and Chris Judy (R-Fort Wayne) about new laws that support Hoosier veterans and their families.

The State Budget Committee recently allocated an additional $200 million for the Child Care and Development Fund to expand access to child care for low-income families. Hear State Reps. Jeff Thompson (R-Lizton) and Elizabeth Rowray (R-Yorktown) discuss the legislation that made this funding possible.

More than 400 Hoosier schools were recently honored at the Statehouse for achieving a 95% or higher passage rate on the 2025 IREAD test. State Reps. Alex Zimmerman (R-North Vernon) and Bob Heaton (R-Terre Haute) discuss this achievement and how this trend is a positive step for Indiana's future.

House Republicans are raising awareness about the increase in phishing scams targeting Hoosiers and highlighting current laws aimed at strengthening consumer protections. State Reps. Bob Morris (R-Fort Wayne) and Andrew Ireland (R-Indianapolis) discuss how to spot these scams and what steps to take to stay protected.

Indiana House Republicans recently passed new laws that modernize the state's approach to digital assets and protect consumers.

House Republicans took steps this legislative session to add protections for Hoosier students on social media and to keep them on task during the school day. State Reps. Joanna King (R-Middlebury) and Matt Commons (R-Williamsport) discuss these new laws and why they're important for our youth on the latest edition of Around the House.

Indiana lawmakers passed legislation during the 2026 legislative session to support workers and strengthen oversight of state programs. New policies eliminate the state income tax on tips and overtime so workers can keep more of what they earn. Lawmakers also approved reforms to improve accountability in Indiana’s Medicaid program and ensure it remains sustainable for those who rely on it. State Reps. Craig Snow (R-Warsaw) and Peggy Mayfield (R-Martinsville) discuss how these changes support Hoosier workers while protecting taxpayer dollars.

Indiana House Republicans are highlighting their Statehouse internship program through the students who experienced it firsthand. Our interns share what they learned, the relationships they built and why they recommend the program to other students interested in government and public service.

The 2026 legislative session has officially ended, and all House Republican priority bills have either been signed into law by the governor or await his signature to become law. Listen as State Reps. Alaina Shonkwiler (R-Noblesville) and Matt Lehman (R-Berne) highlight how these laws will lower costs for Hoosier families and reduce government bureaucracy.