Gov. Mike Braun ordered flags in Indiana to be flown at full-staff during Trump's inauguration. Here's when they'll be raised and lowered again.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun has directed that all flags in Indiana will be flown at full staff in honor of Inauguration Day. A release obtained by Eyewitness News says flags should be flown at full staff from sunrise until sunset on January 20.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun will order flags across the state to full staff for the presidential inauguration Monday, according to his office. Why it matters: Flags were lowered to half-staff nationwide for 30 days of mourning after the Dec.

Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news. Gov. Mike Braun proposed a modest 2% annual increase in K-12 funding in the first budget presentation of his term,

Gov. Mike Braun and his budget writers pitched his first two-year budget proposal to state lawmakers Thursday, weaving in some of his campaign promises like universal school choice and cutting taxes on retirement income.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun wants to shrink state government over the next two years. Driving the news: Braun's biennial budget proposal, released Thursday, calls for new tax cuts and reductions in state spending while maintaining support for public schools and Medicaid.