Trending
- Congratulations, Indiana newspapers.
- Indiana Supreme Court proposes moving public notices to its website
- Better Newspaper Contest results announced July 23
- HSPA tackles scores of bills through end of 2021 legislative session
- Revelation of secretly obtained phone records sparks outcry
- Posting of published public notices is optional, not required
- Pulliam interns begin reporting jobs at papers across Indiana
- Hensley, Lavalley receive $1,000 Legacy Scholarships
- HSPA flags, fights public notice bills during session
- Publish public notices outside of paywall so public can access
HSPA intern Josh Weber learns ins, outs of Indiana Statehouse
If you’re in downtown Indianapolis, you might see Josh Weber sprinting down New York Street on his way from the Statehouse to his classes on the IUPUI campus. The Robert H. McKinney School of Law student has been serving as HSPA’s…
House, Senate approve bill advancing online publication of public notices
House vote 51-40, Senate vote 35-14
S.B. 332, which allows government units to move the second and third publication of multi-run public notices, to “official websites,” was approved by both the Indiana House and Senate on April 20.
…
University can conduct some, not all, business in executive session
Send your questions to Steve Key, HSPA executive director and general counsel, skey@hspa.com or call (317) 624-4427.
The following questions were submitted by The Herald-Times (Bloomington); The Times-Mail (Bedford):
University can…
Digital public notices raise multitude of questions
Key Points: Steve Key, executive director and general counsel, Hoosier State Press Association
With the conclusion of the 2021 session of the Indiana General Assembly, this is what I’ve learned:
The statutory line connecting public…
Free training webinars available for Indiana newspapers
Program features sessions covering editorial, advertising, digital and management topics
A wide range of free, high-quality online training opportunities are available to HSPA member newspapers through the Online Media Campus. OMC is a…
Newspapers across state collaborate on Covid-19 anniversary coverage
Ruth WitmerHoosier State Press Association
On Jan. 26, 19-year-old Evansville resident Isaiah Mays, on the verge of receiving his high school diploma, died from complications of the Covid-19 virus. Two weeks earlier, on the other end of…
HSPA monitoring Open Door Law, public notice and access to public records bills
Open Door Law
The three bills that would change how members of governing bodies of local government units can participate in meeting electronically are moving forward in the General Assembly. HSPA has been working with all three authors…