A controversial bill that aimed to standardize where wind and solar farms could be located in the state was withdrawn in the state Senate on Tuesday.

High school courses in areas including cosmetology and culinary arts will keep their state funding in a version of the budget approved by the Senate.

A bill that originally aimed to remove protections for Indiana's wetlands has undergone some big and somewhat contradictory changes.

Indiana's new, two-year, $36 billion state budget is headed for its final negotiation phase after the Senate approved its version of the spending plan Tuesday.

Indiana lawmakers are fine-tuning a state law that forces school districts to offer vacated buildings to charter school organizations, despite an ongoing court challenge from schools.

The U.S. Census Bureau has said for weeks that the data lawmakers need to redraw district lines will be heavily delayed.

Indiana House lawmakers debated a ban on so-called COVID-19 vaccine passports Monday.

The Indiana Constitution gives the power to call a special session to the governor. Its unclear whether the legislature can, too.

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, or TANF, is a program where the federal government gives states money to help extremely low-income families. However, states get to make the rules on who is eligible.

Indiana Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kevin Brinegar said there's no reason for legislators to be hesitant in increasing taxes on smoking.