Indiana Lawmakers Address Union and Tax Issues for 2025

Indiana legislators are gearing up for the 2025 legislative session with key discussions on union issues, diploma requirements, property taxes, and housing. State Rep. Ragen Hatcher emphasized collaboration with teachers' unions, particularly regarding new graduation requirements that could impact low-income students. In Columbus, Sen. Greg Walker and Rep. Ryan Lauer are focusing on property tax mitigation and child welfare legislation. Meanwhile, House Democrats in Washington, led by Hakeem Jeffries, aim to tackle inflation and border security in a bipartisan manner. In North Carolina, GOP lawmakers have overridden a veto by Gov. Roy Cooper to fund private school scholarships and immigration enforcement, despite Democratic opposition. Connecticut legislators, backed by House Majority Leader Jason Rojas, are advocating for more housing and are concerned about potential federal policy changes under the Trump administration.