Kayla Dwyer is a State Government & Politics Reporter at IndyStar. She focuses on government and politics, with a keen interest in social issues, voting, and regional interests, particularly in Indiana and Indianapolis. Kayla's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Morning Call, USA TODAY, and the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Kayla Dwyer's coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics in Indiana, particularly focusing on legislative decisions, political figures, and key developments. She often features interviews with prominent local figures and reports on significant events related to Indiana's governance.
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By: Kayla Dwyer
Indiana's 52nd governor, Republican Mike Braun, was sworn into office today.
By: Kayla Dwyer
Show Caption As an Indiana lobbyist who has worked on the marijuana legalization movement for nearly a decade, Justin Swanson has learned to redefine what success can look like.
By: Hayleigh Colombo, Kayla Dwyer
A bill filed by Indiana House Speaker Todd Huston would create a commission to "embrace neighboring counties that want to join low-tax, low-cost Indiana."
By: Kayla Dwyer
Show Caption On his second full day in office, Gov. Mike Braun signed a slew of executive orders under the general theme of government
By: Kayla Dwyer
After the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe V. Wade in 2022 and states implemented bans, anti-abortion activists started to turn their attention to new fights.
By: Kayla Dwyer
Gov. Mike Braun will pitch his first two-year budget proposal to state lawmakers today, weaving in some of his campaign promises like universal school choice and cutting taxes on retirement income.
By: Kayla Dwyer, Hayleigh Colombo
An Indiana General Assembly bill filed by one of the state's most powerful lawmakers would set up a commission to "embrace" neighboring counties in Illinois that want to secede and join the Hoosier state.
By: Kayla Dwyer, Brittany Carloni, Hayleigh Colombo
There's about 1,200 bills filed but only some of them will become law. Here, we're tracking the bills that actually progress in the legislature.
By: Kayla Dwyer
Last Labor Day weekend, state Sen. Spencer Deery drove his family two hours from West Lafayette to Michigan for a day trip.
By: Kayla Dwyer
Show Caption On the chopping block in Republican Gov. Mike Braun's slimmed-down state budget proposal: grant funding for Indiana's only
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