State faces $2.4 billion revenue shortage
On this edition of “All INdiana Politics,” The state revenue forecast released Wednesday shows Indiana taking in $2.4 billion less over the next three years than had been forecast in December, when lawmakers prepared to create a fiscal budget for the next two years.Lawmakers said they will try to avoid cutting the most critical services to close a multibillion-dollar revenue gap.A small school corporation in Randolph and Henry counties is one step closer to dissolution following the Senate’s approval of a plan to overhaul property taxes.Two members of Indiana’s best political team on Friday…
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