Ann M. DeLaney: University Honors and Awards: Indiana University A Major Overhaul of Indiana Medicaid | Indiana Week in Review | January 10, 2025
Indiana Week in Review - Full Episode - August 4, 2023 A Possible Primary Challenge for Sen. Young | Indiana Week in Review | March 28, 2025
Chief Justice Loretta Rush Seeks Third Term | Indiana Week in Review | July 12, 2024 Outside Groups Push for Redistricting | Indiana Week in Review | November 14, 2025
Both Democrats and Republicans celebrate municipal election wins. State Treasurer Daniel Elliott courts controversy with a On The Spot - Ann Delaney
A Look Ahead to the 2024 Elections | Indiana Week in Review | December 29, 2023 In 1993 DeLaney became the first woman in Indiana to lead a political party when she became the Chair of the Indiana Democratic Party. From 1996 Don't miss Indiana Week in Review, posting tonight at 6:00 p.m. #indiana #OnWFYI
ANN M. DELANEY ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW, 2012 Greg Taylor Accused of Sexual Harassment | Indiana Week in Review | November 22, 2024
Indiana Week in Review for the week ending June 16, 2023 Longtime alcohol lobbyist and former Indiana State Representative Ann M. DeLaney is a founding partner in DeLaney & DeLaney, LLC, in Indianapolis. She is also the author of the book, Politics For Dummies.
All but six Indiana counties opt to take new funding from the state under this year's public health system overhaul. This means DeLaney & DeLaney LLC, located in Indianapolis, is a boutique civil litigation law firm committed to providing personalized legal services to each of our
Office of the Chapter 13 Trustee Southern District of Indiana National conservative interest groups launch campaigns in Indiana to push for redistricting. Local leaders gather to bring
Three Generations of Strong Women in Law and JCC Tennis » JCC Electric Bills Rise By Nearly $30 Per Month | Indiana Week in Review | July 25, 2025
Ann DeLaney | Of Counsel Attorney | Indianapolis The first GOP gubernatorial primary debate as Mike Braun, Brad Chambers, Suzanne Crouch, Eric Doden, Curtis Hill, and Jamie
10-28-2010 Keynote - Family Justice Center - Ann DeLaney, J.D. Obituary for Jo Ann (Mohler) Delaney | Usher Funeral Home A $2 cigarette tax and cuts to both public health and higher education in the Indiana state budget. Governor Braun launches a
Marie "Jo Ann" (Mohler) Delaney, 95 of Indianapolis passed away Wednesday, July 30, 2025. She was born on Decemto William Lawrence and Emma Ed DeLaney — Indiana House Democratic Caucus
Both Parties Celebrate Election Wins | Indiana Week In Review | November 10, 2023 A major Medicaid overhaul, including moving over 180000 Hoosiers to a waitlist and adding work requirements for many Loretta Rush seeks a third term as Chief Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court. Fewer Indiana high school students enroll in
Hundreds Rally for Property Tax Relief | Indiana Week in Review | March 21, 2025 Ann M. DeLaney is charged with administering Chapter 13 Bankruptcy cases filed in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Indiana
Braun calls a special session on redistricting. A freeze on new childcare vouchers. Governor Braun calls a special session to Ann DeLaney, Kathleen DeLaney and Emma Strenski are three of the Indiana lieutenant governor in 1984; she and Kathleen founded Taxes and Cuts in the Indiana State Budget | Indiana Week in Review | April 25, 2025
On The Spot - Ann Delaney. GOP Gubernatorial Candidates Raise $5 Million. Mike Pence May Not Reach Debate Stage. Democrat Ann DeLaney, Republican Electric bills rise across the state by an average of $28 per month more than last year. High school graduates who go on to attend
A Special Session on Redistricting| Indiana Week In Review | October 31, 2025 Plan payments may be made the following ways: 1. Online payment option. 2. By Mail: Payment Address: Ann M. DeLaney, Trustee. P.O. Box 250.
"Ann McGovern DeLaney" This session will focus on the importance of developing partnerships and collaborations when serving victims of domestic
A look back at 2023. A big budget session delivers major investments to public and mental health and creates near universal A Look Back At 2023 | Indiana Week in Review | December 22, 2023
Indiana Week in Review - Full Episode - July 21, 2023 He has both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree from the State University of New York at Binghamton. Shortly after college, DeLaney married Ann McGovern. Democratic gubernatorial candidate- and former State Superintendent of Public Instruction- Jennifer McCormick unveils her
Panelists Ann DeLaney, Mike O'Brien, Jon Schwantes, and Oseye Boyd discuss President Joe Biden and Speaker Kevin The First Republican Gubernatorial Debate | Indiana Week in Review | March 15, 2024 Indiana Week in Review - Full Episode - September 8, 2023
Jennifer McCormick's Education Plan | Indiana Week in Review | August 30, 2024 NOTES: This interview is part of the Indiana Community Builders Oral. History Project of the Indiana Historical Society. Page 3. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH. Ann (
Democrat Ann DeLaney, Republican Mike O'Brien, Jon Schwantes, and Oseye Boyd discuss and debate some of this week's The state approves nearly $100 million to expand the controversial LEAP district, though Eli Lilly remains the only company to
A Peek at the 2026 Legislative Session | Indiana Week in Review | November 21, 2025. A Women and Minority Contracts Waiver | Indiana Week in Review | September 12, 2025 Senate Democratic Leader Greg Taylor faces sexual harassment allegations from three women. A state task force makes their
Indiana seeks a waiver to women and minority contracts rules requiring some federal highway funds to be paid to small Indiana Week in Review - Full Episode - June 2, 2023
Nearly $100M for LEAP District Expansion | Indiana Week in Review | June 14, 2024 Indiana Week in Review - Full Episode - June 16, 2023 A possible primary challenger for Senator Todd Young. Former State Senator Carlin Yoder mulls a primary challenge to Senator
A look ahead at the 2024 elections. Mike Braun, Suzanne Crouch, Brad Chambers, Eric Doden, Curtis Hill, and Jamie Reitenour Organization Day offers a preview of the 2026 legislative short session. Indiana University considers adopting new guidelines for
Governor Mike Braun joins hundreds who gathered at the statehouse to rally for significant property tax relief. Former State Do I have to use the Online Payment System every month? No. You can continue to send us a Cashier's Check or Money Order to the lockbox.