Current law lets doctors and hospital employees refuse to participate in abortion procedures for religious, ethical or moral reasons.

If 26 senators approve the bill's new bias crimes language, it heads to Gov. Eric Holcomb's desk.

The legislation would prevent boards from halting developments within four miles of their city limits due to health and safety concerns.

Current law says municipalities cant charge landlords an inspection fee of more than $5 per unit. Those charges are often passed on to renters.

The current hate crimes language includes a list of victim characteristics but leaves off sex, age, and gender identity.

The proposed new graduation requirement had been approved by the Senate, but the House Education Committee eliminated it last week.

Heres what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

An Indiana Senate panel is grappling with how to tax electronic cigarettes. The committee will consider amendments to the bill and vote on it as early as next week.

House Democrats tried to pass two amendments this week that could have changed the way Indiana manages its forests.

Indiana opioid prescription rates have declined, but the states drug monitoring system still shows more than 5 million opioid prescriptions were written last year.