Gov. Mike Braun's first executive orders seek to ‘deregulate’ Indiana agencies, force state workers back to offices

Republican Gov. Mike Braun signs a slew of new executive orders on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025., at the Indiana Statehouse (Whitney Downard/Indiana Capital Chronicle)

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He signed his nine newest orders Wednesday before speaking to reporters about his intentions

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Gov. Mike Braun's first executive orders seek to ‘deregulate’ Indiana agencies, force state workers back to offices

He signed his nine newest orders Wednesday before speaking to reporters about his intentions

Top Stories

While Indiana attracts more data centers, legislators look to add guardrails

Ending homelessness: Indianapolis's struggle to build more supportive housing

Indiana to end funding for subminimum wage program for workers with disabilities

Indiana Senate Republicans want to make big changes to Healthy Indiana Plan and Medicaid

Grand Park District in Westfield could include 10,000-seat stadium, entertainment, offices and housing