A bipartisan group of former Indiana education chiefs are speaking out against Republican-led legislation to expand the states private school voucher program.

Indiana doctors would be forced to tell patients their medication-induced abortions can be reversed under legislation approved by a House committee Monday.

Indianas governor and Election Commission would be blocked from ever again changing how and when an election is conducted under a bill passed by a Senate committee Monday.

Bills advancing in the Legislature would take steps such as block the citys regulations on rental properties, demand changes to the city bus system, shift control of the Indianapolis police department to a governor-appointed board and strip much of the authority from a citywide zoning board.

Lawmakers have proposed state guidelines for wind and solar farms -- like how far they can be from neighboring property owners. Under a new House bill, local governments wouldn't be able to make ordinances stricter than those guidelines.

House Republicans unveil their budget proposal. Lawmakers debate eliminating Indianas license to carry a handgun. And the Senate approves a bill giving local city and county leaders more power to overturn health orders. Heres what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

The Baker-Shultz Carbon Dividends Plan proposes taxing companies that emit greenhouse gases and returning that money to U.S. households.

The measure approved by the Indiana Senate would require health facilities to allow at least one caretaker to visit a resident during compassionate care situations.

A house bill passed out of committee this week that would prohibit direct contact with lions, tigers and bears in Indiana.

Kids with lead poisoning can have trouble learning, behavioral issues, and poor kidney function. Its especially harmful to children under the age of 6.