I have mobilized state and local resources, declared a Statewide Disaster Emergency and deployed the Indiana National Guard.

I will do everything in my power to protect Hoosier lives and livelihoods as we respond to this historic severe weather.

Our state response is fully mobilized, resources are moving where they're needed, and we will continue working around the clock to support every impacted community.

States are a laboratory for great ideas to better serve the American people, and the NGA is an opportunity for Governors to share notes and work together to make our states stronger.

If you don’t have staff, people working with you in the same mindset, it’s better to find somebody that does.

Next step would be (that) we’ll find a replacement for Andy, and nothing else to announce there other than I was disappointed that he didn’t take on affordability and holding utilities accountable.

I have been clear (that) affordability is my top priority for Hoosiers. As families and businesses continue to feel the pressure of rising costs, it’s essential that we have leaders who will be ratepayer conscience.

I will reevaluate in 30 days to determine whether another pause is necessary.

These disruptions have created new pressures on fuel prices that are driving the price of gas for Hoosiers to unnatural levels outside the norm of standard economic conditions.

I would wonder who would probably try to challenge it when there’s broad buy-in from current state government.

These consent decrees and settlement agreements should be re-evaluated in light of the current and future need for energy to power existing demand as well as future economic development in Indiana.

Gov. Braun has long been an advocate for transparency. That is why this week he has directed one full-time legal staff member and one full-time administrative staff member moved from the Governor’s office to work on the PAC staff until the…

Indiana is proud to expand access to essential treatment for eligible Hoosiers.

Hoosiers deserve reliable and affordable utilities, and have been overburdened by utility rate increases for too long.

I am confident he will keep affordability for Hoosiers where it should be: priority one.

Indiana’s economy is growing, and our housing supply needs to grow with it.

I like the station and WNIN public radio and TV, and I like the programming.

I can tell you, 49 other states wish they had that gas tax holiday, and that goes back into what the most important issue is.

This approach reflects our state’s commitment to delivering stronger outcomes in higher education.

It prioritizes efficiency, accountability and measurable performance, ensuring Hoosier tax dollars are directed toward programs that demonstrate clear, long-term ROI.

Government can only do so much.

Indiana is probably in the best position of any state, per capita, to help out.

If you want to keep growing the economy, that’s going to be a central part.

Every business in this state ought to be interested in that, if they’re complaining about not having the workforce.

And because of that, we were able to make life more affordable for Hoosiers this summer with the cheapest gas in the country.