Dear Editor, Americans for Prosperity informed citizens and lawmakers Thursday, Dec. 10, of another key fact in the gas tax debate: only 1/6 of revenue from the sales tax on gas goes to transportation. By reprioritizing gas tax revenue to its intended purpose, Indiana can better fund road construction and not raise the state’s high, 51.7 cent combined …read more.

By JUSTIN STEVENS Indiana State Director, Americans For Prosperity INDIANAPOLIS — Americans for Prosperity’s Indiana chapter today, Wednesday, Dec. 3, began informing citizens and lawmakers on the facts about the state gas tax in the lead up to the transportation funding debate. AFP pointed out that the state’s high gas tax is the exception to the …read more.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — This week marks the beginning of the 2015 winter holiday season. As families bake their pies, baste their turkeys and prepare for Thanksgiving guests, many will hit the streets next week to make the drive “back home.” For many, the past few years have been filled with moments of shock and depression …read more.

INDIANA — Due to the reopening of the oil refinery in northern Indiana, gas prices are expected to plummet heading into Labor Day weekend.

A Michigan Senate committee has approved a 15 cents a gallon gasoline tax over three years to help fund a $1.4 billion road plan. The legislation approved by Republicans along party lines would trim the income tax if Michigan’s general revenues rise above inflation in any given year. The proposal would also redirect $700 million …read more.