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Indiana lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a bill that would hold back thousands more grade schoolers for failing the state's literacy test.

The bill passed the Senate on its third reading. As of Wednesday, it is back in the House for additional amendments.

President Biden and former President Trump are both set to visit the U.S.-Mexico border Thursday, trips that come amid a recent buildup of U.S. National Guard troops in Texas. The simultaneous trips — Biden’s to Brownsville, near the Gulf of Mexico, and Trump’s stopping roughly 300 miles north at Eagle Pass — are intended to…

A house bill aiming to add a new category of missing persons alert is just a few steps away from being sent to the governors desk.The bill would add a specific

An Indiana law banning transgender-related medical procedures for minors is allowed to take effect following a Tuesday ruling.

This year, there were 10 marijuana-related bills filed in the Indiana House and Senate. None made it out of committee.

A U.S. circuit court lifted an injunction against Senate Enrolled Act 480 Tuesday.

Last week, a Senate committee passed a House bill that would establish cosmetology apprenticeships in Indiana, creating a second pathway for licensing that better serves rural areas without beauty colleges

Indiana lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a bill that would hold back students who fail the state's crucial reading test, currently administered in the third grade.The bill would also knock the test's first administration back a year, with second graders who pass not being required to take it again.About 7,000 more students would be barred from

Indiana’s state House has advanced an education bill meant to address the states long declining literacy rates. Lawmakers voted largely along party lines Tuesday to approve legislation that would hold