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Lawmakers will decide whether the Blue Line should have dedicated bus lanes. Here's what's at stake with that seemingly simple decision.

"This is going to crack the door open," state Sen. Dave Vinzant, D-Hobart. "Once we start doing it with guns, well be doing it with a variety of things."

Two bills winding through the Indiana General Assembly should concern every Hoosier with a checking and savings account.

In the House Ways & Means Committee Wednesday, Sen. Travis Holdman, R-Markle, author of the bill, discussed Senate Bill 61, which allows people to petition their local governments to establish

A bill allowing financial institutions to change contract terms on customers without explicit acceptance narrowly passed the Senate Tuesday on a 28-21 vote and now moves one step closer to

East side residents have said the bus-only lanes would force drivers to slow down, thus reducing injuries or deaths among pedestrians.

A bill allowing financial institutions to change contract terms on customers without explicit acceptance narrowly passed the Senate on Tuesday with a 28-21 vote.

In the House Roads and Transportation Committee Tuesday, Sen. Aaron Freeman, R-Indianapolis, spoke on his Senate Bill 52, which would prohibit the future development of dedicated lanes—lanes used for buses

A bill allowing financial institutions to change contract terms on customers without explicit acceptance narrowly passed the Senate Tuesday on a 28-21 vote and now moves one step closer to

State lawmakers frequently file bills that seek to change or flat-out undo laws passed by local governments. This year, the fight seems extra charged.