The changes aim to alleviate the biggest concerns surrounding the controversial bill.

The measure would require that parents receive legal notice their child is seeking an abortion and would give them standing to try to stop it in court.

The Indiana Senate made changes to a parental consent for abortion bill that supporters say they hope the changes fix the bill's issues.

The bill would require doctors to inform women their drug-induced abortions could be reversed, and to say there's no scientific study to support that claim.

A Senate committee approved a bill that requires parents and guardians to be notified if their child tries to seek an abortion.

Two rallies for and against defunding Planned Parenthood drew hundreds over the weekend.

Some doctors support a bill requiring abortion providers tell patients their medication-induced abortions could be reversed; others call it medically unsound.

The proposal would require an ultrasound 48 hours before an abortion and require a woman to listen to the heartbeat and look at the ultrasound image.

In recent years Indiana's abortion law has been regulated, debated and challenged. What will this session have in store for this contentious issue?

Prior to the new rule abortions could be forgiven in the Catholic church, but only through consultation with a bishop.