2017 legislative session

Indiana has officially outlawed colleges and universities from pledging to not cooperate with immigration authorities.

Indiana lawmakers want schools to develop more robust suicide prevention policies while teachers get training on the issue.

Gov. Eric Holcomb finished the work of the 2017 legislative session, signing the remaining bills left on his desk.

Gov. Eric Holcomb says the bill ensures Hoosiers currently participating in the program aren't affected for decades.

Veterans groups call the spending bill signed into law Thursday the "most veteran-friendly budget" in state history.

The new law will be Indiana's first to allow the use of medicinal cannabis.

The new plan will expand state-funded preschool to 20 counties, tie it to the state's private school voucher program and include an option for online preschool.

The legislation seeks to modernize Indiana's gaming tax system. But the measure could decrease how much money local communities get from their casinos.

Holcomb has until next week to sign - or reject - all approved bills.

Gov. Eric Holcomb secured all or part of 26 of the 28 legislative initiatives on his 2017 agenda.