A bill that would give Indiana counties and municipalities the ability to set up their own syringe exchanges passed its first hurtle Wednesday.

Senate Bill 412 would allow low-income Hoosiers to save as much as they could without being penalized for their 529 savings when applying for means-tested public benefits.

Local school districts will decide whether the teacher or corporation will pay for background checks.

The proposed reforms range from allowing the seizure of property only after a person is convicted of a crime, to restricting the way proceeds from civil forfeitures are used.

Senate lawmakers want to give statewide officeholders, including the governor, a pay raise.

Women's March memes shared on Facebook have two Indiana lawmakers on the defensive

Legislators and veterans joined forces Monday for the annual Indiana Military Veterans Legislative Day to share their opinions on legislation concerning veterans' issues.

Governor Holcomb delivered the State of the State, a bill aimed at protesters who block traffic stalled, and a committee approved a balanced budget amendment.

The proposal raised alarm with lawmakers and members of the public Wednesday at its first hearing.

The Tuesday night address will mark the first time the Republican has spoken before a joint audience of both the Indiana Senate and House.