Indiana legislators pass bill to allow sports betting, live games at 2 casinos
Lawmakers technically have until Monday to finish this year's session.
Indiana budget battle continues at Statehouse
The question now: What programs, if any, could be cut?
New pushback, support for Indiana bill on teacher handgun training
A House bill to give Indiana school districts the option take part in state-paid handgun training for teachers advanced in a Senate committee.
Bills in Indiana lawmakers’ last weeks: Revenge porn, sex abusers, animal abuse
Legislators are racing to get their bills to the finish line with about three weeks left in the session.
Plan to change Indiana ‘stand your ground’ law raises vigilantism concern
"This does not allow people to become a vigilante," state Rep Jim Lucas said. "That's the farthest thing from it."
Mobile sports betting stripped from Indiana’s massive gaming bill
"There are right now in Indiana a little over 100 illegal apps that people can use to bet on sports."
Some Indiana legislation inches closer to governor’s desk
Indiana legislators are looking at teacher handgun training, animal cruelty, hemp and teacher pay.
Muslim Day celebrated for 6th year at Indiana Statehouse
Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry also spoke about hate crimes measures in the Indiana Legislature.
Sentencing bill with hate crimes amendment passes Indiana House
Just weeks ago, a list of protected characteristics was removed from the Senate's original hate crimes bill, which is now in the House.
Senate approves bill making Indiana schools chief an appointed post
Indiana is one of 13 states with an elected superintendent.