The amendment requires businesses that sell electric vehicle charging to get their energy from their local utility.

Senate lawmakers Wednesday significantly scaled back legislation that would've largely prevented private employers from enforcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

A senate bill that would create a crime reduction pilot program in Indianapolis advanced, but it was met with some opposition.

Indiana lawmakers are looking to block the Hoosier Lottery from starting online games or ticket sales without their permission.

"Trust us" -- that was the message some teachers wanted to send to lawmakers as they gathered at the Statehouse Monday.

A proposal for improving Indiana's election security by adding small printers to thousands of electronic touch-screen voting machines is being criticized by voting rights groups as relying on ineffective and outdated technology.

Opposition to a transgender athletes bill intensifies. Lawmakers are poised to reverse a key portion of their criminal justice reform effort. And legislators try to address the states nursing shortage. Here's what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

Tenant advocates have long argued that eviction filings can serve as a permanent "scarlet E" that harms a renter's chances of getting housing in the future -- even if the eviction filing against them is ultimately thrown out.

Two bills were introduced in the 2022 General Assembly that would reverse the bill that prohibits immigrants from driving. Neither bill got very far before they were shut down.

Indiana Sen. J.D. Ford and other LGBTQ advocates have condemned a bill in the Indiana General Assembly that aims to ban transgender girls from school sports.