The General Assembly will consider the proposed bill in its next session, which begins in January.

The Public Policy Study Committee's first meeting covered the history of Indiana's alcohol laws.

The latest revenue report shows Indiana earned nearly $26 million less in sales tax than it expected in September.

An idea promoted by a Purdue expert testifying before the panel provoked debate among its members: specifically, the value of vehicle miles traveled, or VMT, fees.

The legislative committee chair says their recommendations likely won't include action on the controversial issue of Sunday alcohol carryout sales.

The state is now 1.5 percent off the mark through the first two months of the 2017 fiscal year.

Since Indiana's new vaping law took effect, the number of legal manufacturers went from well over a hundredto seven.

The final contract must still be negotiated, then approved by the Finance Authority and the State Budget Committee.

INBiz is a web resource for Hoosier businesses to register, file reports and pay fees with the Secretary of State's office.

An Indiana logistics industry leader wants infrastructure task force members to consider other forms of transportation, including aviation and rail.