Indiana measure calls for voluntary gun training for teachers
The Indiana State Teachers Association said it is reviewing Lucas' bill and similar legislation in the Senate.
Senate Democrats want to limit arrests for marijuana possession in Indiana
Those two bills from Senate Democrats, are centered around the possession of small amounts of marijuana.
Bill would limit convicted Hoosier youths’ gun buys when they turn 18
The Indiana Chapter of Moms Demand Action supports the idea.
Indiana lawmakers want to extend statute of limitations on rape, child exploitation
Right now, the law says charges for most sex crimes against children have to be filed by the time the victim turns 31.
Governor pushes for hands-free distracted driving law
House and Senate Democrats said they're on board with a hands-free driving law, but some Republicans are skeptical.
Hundreds gather to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during annual celebration at Indiana Statehouse
"Legacies are the results of what is left behind from a person's sacrifice and efforts and that are preserved and continued by others," said Tony Styxx, keynote speaker during Thursday's event and teacher at Urban Act Academy. "We owe it to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and others like-minded as he, to continue to do the work."
McCormick ‘disappointed’ with Gov. Holcomb’s plan for teacher pay
"Last night's State of the State was disappointing," said Dr. Jennifer McCormick. "There were parts of it that highlighted the great things going on in the state, but teacher compensation is not one of them."
Indiana State of the State: automakers’ $400M investment, teacher pay, tobacco laws
With this story, see a list of priorities presented by the governor Tuesday night.
Gov. Holcomb says Fiat Chrysler to invest $400M in Kokomo plant
News 8's David Williams will have a recap of the address on News 8 at 10 and 11.
Kountry Kitchen owners plan to rebuild after fire
There were more than 30 years of memories at the Kountry Kitchen.