A Senate committee approved a bill Tuesday that retaliates against Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears over his decision not to prosecute simple marijuana possession.

Hundreds of kids from all over the state gathered at the Indiana Statehouse for Youth Climate Action Day.

A Senate committee took hours of contentious testimony on a measure that would lower the age at which children are sent to the Department of Correction.

If passed, the bill would make employers grant pregnant workers job modifications like lighter duties, longer break times, or unpaid time off work. If they dont, they would be held accountable to the Indiana Civil Rights Commission.

Under current law, anyone under age 18 must have parental consent. And minors as young as 15 can get married in Indiana, if the girl is pregnant.

Tougher penalties for Indiana stores caught selling smoking or vaping products to anyone younger than 21 are on their way to becoming law.

Legislation reached the governor's desk for the first time this session. Hands-free driving easily cleared committee. And a controversial coal bill moved forward. Here's what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

The bill's author says utilities are relying more and more on renewable energy sources and the energy marketplace -- and that could threaten reliability.

Indiana lawmakers have rolled back a proposal that aimed to require a poster with the national motto In God We Trust and the American and state flags be displayed in all public school classrooms.

Indiana House Republicans rejected an attempt to exempt breastfeeding equipment from the state sales tax.