Lawmakers had tense exchanges with members of Gov. Eric Holcomb's administration Thursday over legislation that would curb the governors emergency powers.

Indiana lawmakers are working on a bill to increase the number of Hoosier students who file the federal application for college financial aid.

Indiana lawmakers are pushing local criminal justice leaders to examine more closely why people are incarcerated.

A bipartisan bill aimed at increasing police accountability and enacting criminal justice reform advanced to the full Indiana Senate after a committee unanimously approved the measure Tuesday.

House Bill 1005 would expand the state's school voucher program and create a new funding option for some families not enrolled in public schools.

State lawmakers heard from experts on Thursday on what Indiana utilities and regional grid operators are doing to prevent blackouts like the ones in Texas.

The legislation essentially puts into law a program created by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation last year, using federal COVID-19 relief dollars.

Hoosiers likely won't be getting speeding tickets from highway speed cameras anytime soon. That's after House Bill 1465 to create a pilot program for such cameras is all but dead this session.

Indiana lawmakers want to increase penalties for some protests -- including those that may cause property damage. Critics say this is just the most recent punitive measure aimed at Black Lives Matter protesters, and Indiana isn't the only state with this kind of legislation.

The Indiana General Assembly wraps up the first half of its session: the House passes the state budget, the Senate shackles the governor over emergency powers and elimination of Indiana's handgun licenses is a step closer. Here's what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.