Capital Chronicle lawsuit prompts state of Indiana to turn over amount paid for execution drug

Capital Chronicle lawsuit prompts state of Indiana to turn over amount paid for execution drug

The Indiana Capital Chronicle reported last week that the state of Indiana spent $900,000 to acquire a new lethal injection drug that recently enabled the state to carry out its first execution in 15 years.  The Indiana Department of Correction turned over a document containing the amount the state paid for the execution drug pentobarbital weeks after the Indiana Capital Chronicle sued the department for access to the information with free legal…

New appointment, change made in Braun administration • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Gov. MIke Braun in his office on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2025. (Leslie Bonilla Muñiz/Indiana Capital Chronicle)Gov. Mike Braun on Friday announced two new agency heads for the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) and the Indiana Office of Technology (IOT). A third agency — the Indiana Department of Revenue — is still waiting for permanent leadership. Kevin Gulley is DOR’s acting commissioner, according to Braun spokesperson Molly Craft. Lyndsay…

Governor Mike Braun Appoints New Agency Leadership for INDOT and IOT | City-County Observer

INDIANAPOLIS – Today, Governor Mike Braun announced the appointments of Lyndsay Quist as Commissioner of the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) and Warren Lenard as Director of the Indiana Office of Technology (IOT). These appointments are effective Monday, March 31. The Commissioner of INDOT oversees the planning, building, and maintenance of safe and innovative transportation infrastructure that enhances quality of life, drives econom