Indianapolis, United States (Local)
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Leslie Bonilla's coverage heavily focuses on local government and politics, with significant attention to legal policy regulation announcements. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local legislative developments, government initiatives or any news related to the topics covered such as child care legislation, solar and wind siting issues, gambling regulation, income tax exemption for Hoosier national guard soldiers among others.
Based on her articles' titles and themes covered it is clear that Leslie has a strong focus on Indiana-specific matters including the city of Jeffersonville. Therefore, if you have insights on state-level policy proposals or regulatory changes in these areas or can provide commentary from relevant local stakeholders within Indiana (or specifically Jeffersonville), your pitch may be particularly well-received by Leslie Bonilla.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Two all-terrain trackchairs — intended to help disabled Hoosiers enjoy public lands — have been stolen from Fort Harrison State Park in Indianapolis, the Department of Natural Resources said Thursday.
By: Leslie Bonilla
INDIANAPOLIS — No decisions have been made about legislative action to extend state tax relief from soaring gas prices once Indiana Gov. Mike Braun's energy emergency declaration ends June 7.
By: Leslie Bonilla
Five years ago, when the state launched the first round of a $500 million regional economic development grant program, Blackford County Economic
By: Leslie Bonilla
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Supreme Court will soon decide whether to take up a case between a major state electricity provider and big industrial customers – and if so, whether state regulators were right to green-light increases after inflation-related cost overruns.
By: Leslie Bonilla
INDIANAPOLIS — Blackford County, Indiana, has opportunities and ideas – but what it doesn't have is money.
INDIANAPOLIS — Libertarian Party of Indiana leader Evan McMahon will chair the Libertarian National Committee after winning over delegates Sunday at the party's annual convention.
By: Leslie Bonilla
“Once you get to 65, maybe you ought to have some relief from your own government to not have property taxes after that,” he told reporters at a
By: Leslie Bonilla
Children play with blocks, cups and water at St. Mary's Early Childhood Center in Indianapolis on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has declared June “Nuclear Family Month” in a proclamation.
