Lawmakers completed a temporary rewrite of the state's alcohol carryout laws to address a convenience store that found a legal work-around.

The proposed legislative language would bar Ricker from renewing his permits next year.

A convenience store alcohol permits controversy got heated and the House approved a bill legalizing baby boxes as the legislature heads into its final stretch.

The controversy over Ricker's convenience stores' ability to sell cold beer and hard alcohol grew more contentious.

Ricker's would be able to permanently keep its cold beer carryout permits at two locations under an amendment approved by the House.

A House committee amendment would let Ricker's keep its two permits. But when those permits are up for renewal at year's end, the rules would be different.

Indiana legislative leaders aren't certain they'll resolve a cold beer sales controversy this session.

A convenience store's recent use of a legal loophole drew the ire of liquor stores and legislative leaders.