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The Indiana House of Representatives’ deadline for bills to be filed passed on Jan 12, while the Senate had until Jan 13. There were over 1,000 bills introduced for the

The Senate Health and Provider Services Committee voted 9-3 on Wednesday to move Senate Bill 7 on to the full chamber, where its likely to draw intense interest from the

Lawmakers have advanced a bill that would require students to demonstrate that they know how to fill out tax returns and open a bank account in order to earn a diploma.

As Indianas 2023 legislative session kicks off, here are a sample of the environmental bills at the statehouse worth keeping an eye on.

Lawmakers approved the ban during last summer's special session. Lawsuits filed soon after argued it violated rights under the Indiana constitution.

School choice in Indiana could be remade if proposed legislation gains traction. Senate Bill 305 would provide more funding with less eligibility restrictions than allowed under the popular private school voucher program.

INDIANAPOLIS — A racist attack on an Asian student at Indiana University has led to renewed attention on Indiana's lack of a true hate crime law. Bloomington Police arrested 56-year-old Billie Davis after they say she stabbed an Asian student in the head multiple times. Davis told police she targeted the victim due to her [...]

On Tuesday in the Indiana House of Representatives, Gov. Eric Holcomb gave his seventh annual State of the State address. Many of his points echoed those of his 2023 Next

INDIANAPOLIS – Democratic lawmakers responded Monday to their Republican colleagues’ 2023 plans, praising some proposals while attacking the supermajority for not going far enough.

Senate Republicans have proposed a bill that would create a State and Local Tax Review Commission to see if eliminating the state's income tax is doable.