Following the February shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida an Indiana law, known as the "red flag law," has earned national attention as a possible solution.

New data that considers children's mental health and firearms in the home shows that only about one in three households properly store guns.

An ISTA statement calls on lawmakers to arm schools with more resources focused on counseling and helping students deal with trauma.

Sen. David Long stresses he's only speaking for himself - not the Senate Republican caucus.

Rep. Jim Lucas believes guns should be allowed on all church and school grounds. And he says the bill - and the amendment - don't make things easier.

The bill says churches would still have the right to bar guns from their grounds.

A change to the bill means houses of worship still retain control over who carries a gun into their facility.

Indiana lawmakers are expected to address firearm legislation including the repeal of a permit to carry.

Indiana legislative leaders say a Congressional debate over what's called "concealed carry reciprocity" could have an impact on discussion at the Statehouse.

A joint committee heard lengthy testimony on the issue of whether or not to eliminate Indiana's handgun license requirement.