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State Reps Talk Taxes, Education

By: Robert Bumsted
Updated: March 12, 2013
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The State's budget and education are high on the list of priorities as Indiana's State Representatives move into their second half of the current legislative session.

WFFT sat down with leaders from both parties Tuesday to talk about how this session will affect taxpayers around the state. Tune in to WFFT Local News First at Ten for a full report.

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