A total of 11 bills dealing with medicinal cannabis or hemp have been introduced this session.

The Indiana House of Representatives passed their version of preschool expansion Tuesday but not without concerns about links to private school vouchers.

Lawmakers in the House environmental affairs committee unanimously approved the bill.

Some doctors support a bill requiring abortion providers tell patients their medication-induced abortions could be reversed; others call it medically unsound.

House Republicans made a change to their road funding bill that would open a $600 million hole in the next state budget.

The proposal would apply to first time adult patients and children and would also allow people to only have a portion of their prescription filled.

The bill would allow the courts to impose harsher sentences for crimes motivated by hate.

A House committee debated a series of firearm regulations, including one to allow people protected by restraining orders to carry a handgun without a license.

The bill, authored by Sen. Jim Buck (R-Kokomo) would allow the governor to appoint the superintendent of public instruction starting in 2021.

A House committee approved a bill to provide immunity to anyone who breaks into a vehicle to rescue an animal from a hot car.