The bill passed the Indiana Senate on Tuesday and now heads back to the House for consideration.

The Senate advanced the budget bill Tuesday, a $46.8 billion spending plan that will evolve further over the next several days.

Researchers conducted the study at a work-release facility, where people who are near their release date can work and learn under supervision.

Beginning next year, homeowners will receive a credit on their property tax bill of 10 percent of the bill, up to $300.

Indiana lawmakers are a step closer to making it illegal to sleep on public property. Advocates for people experiencing homelessness say this would add additional barriers for people who are struggling to obtain housing.

Senate Democrats proposed a series of amendments to the budget Monday that would generate more money for the state — and Republicans rejected them all.

Gov. Mike Braun is ordering state agencies to identify what he calls "marriage penalties" in state tax and benefit policies.

One of the orders directs state energy regulators to look at every coal plant in the state and consider extending its life. Another creates a coalition to advance the development of nuclear energy in the state, particularly small modular nuclear reactors

Senate Republicans unveil their version of Indiana's next two-year budget. House Republicans push through their property tax overhaul. And a committee scales back an anti-DEI measure.

The most up-to-date fiscal analysis of the measure reports — compared to our current system — local governments will lose out on nearly $1.8 billion over the next three years.