Teachers say they've seen teachers leave the profession because of poor pay, lack of resources.

A Senate committee approved hate crimes legislation Monday for the third time in four years.

Lawmakers say the program is not meant to replace other preventive measures, like increased school security and mental health services.

Indiana currently screens newborns for 47 other conditions, including cystic fibrosis and hearing loss.Two other disease screenings would also be added to the list, along with Krabbe disease, if the bill passes.

The Senate Appropriations Committee is expected to vote next week on the inclusion of the soccer stadium proposal in the final bill.

House Speaker Brian Bosma (R-Indianapolis) says his caucus doesn't like the bill a Senate committee will consider next week.

Indiana lawmakers have rejected a proposal to block taxpayer dollars from flowing to private schools that discriminate against gay employees and students.

A Senate committee advanced legislation to empower foster parents. Anti-abortion bills are on the move. And the House passes a vaping tax. Here's what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

A bill moving through the legislature would allow pregnant teenagers, who are at least 16, to direct their own care.

One Senate gaming bill would allow Gary to move its existing casino off the waterfront, and allow an unused license in the city to go to Terre Haute. But another bill says the other license could move anywhere in the state, as chosen by the Indiana Gaming Commission.