Gov. Eric Holcomb's final State of State includes a surprise. Republican caucuses unveil their agendas. And an antisemitism bill heads to the House floor.

Senate Bill 32 could result in decreased funding for library services across Indiana.

Hundreds of bills are filed every year. How can you keep up? Here's our guide for how to navigate Indiana's legislative session.

Indiana Statehouse Democrats say it's too expensive to be a Hoosier. And the House and Senate Democratic caucuses unveiled a joint agenda Thursday aimed at addressing the costs of child care, housing and health care.

The bill would require landlords to enroll in a program to replace the lead pipes they own through their water utility, or be forced to pay for it themselves.

The Senate Republican caucus's session agenda unveiled Thursday is focused on education, child care and health care access.

A bill to define and ban antisemitism in Indiana public education institutions passed unanimously out of a House committee Wednesday.

Parents can sue if they believe their ability to direct their child's upbringing, religious instruction, education or health care has been substantially burdened. And they can sue if they believe a governmental entity has withheld or directed their child to withhold information from the parent.

Indiana lawmakers are taking steps to make it harder for children to access pornographic websites.

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush said state courts are providing bang for the buck when it comes to the significant investment lawmakers made in the last state budget.