The Indiana Senate voted 43-4 Tuesday in favor of the bill that supporters say is aimed at making roadways safer by combating distracted driving.

The proposed state law is a top priority of House and Senate leaders in the Republican-dominated Legislature who see it as a step toward reigning in health care costs.

A proposal to require teachers who carry guns in school to receive specialized training is being scrapped, as a key lawmaker raises concerns the legislation is overly-specific.

A House committee dramatically scaled back a bill that wouldve provided greater oversight of the Department of Child Services.

Republicans are advancing a bill to replace Indiana's method of quickly purging voters from its voter rolls after the current system was halted in court.

A resolution passed in the House Monday would honor those killed or injured at work. It would formally recognize April 28 as Workers Memorial Day.

The Indianapolis City-Council Council passed two proposals Monday night to protect the rights of renters in the city. The move comes after a state bill was amended to restrict local governments from creating such measures.

Uncertainty over Curtis Hill's future as attorney general. Calls for greater accountability of virtual charter schools. And a fix to Indiana's welfare eligibility laws. Here's what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

Lawmakers are considering restrictions on how often schools in need of additional funding can propose referendum measures to local taxpayers.

A seemingly simple bill to help local governments cut costs when repairing drains is working its way through the state legislature. But environmentalists worry it could harm the states wetlands.