The Indiana Public Retirement System increased its pension assets by 2.56 percent to $30.6 billion during the 2020 budget year, which ran from July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2020.

Indiana lawmakers likely are not done tweaking the state's gambling rules, even after last year's changes to the industry.

The state's largest early learning nonprofit says 2019 was a year of progress and should set up 2020 to be "transformative" for early learning providers and families looking for improved access.

Lawmakers will likely file legislation in the 2020 session over proposed rules at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles for Hoosiers to change the gender on their drivers license.

It's unlikely the General Assembly will give counties more money in the 2020 session for new voting machines.

Republican legislative leaders arent sold on a proposal to lower the minimum age at which a Hoosier could serve in the General Assembly.

The new Toll Road lease will generate $1 billion for the state over the next two years. The money will come from increased tolls on trucks.

Republican Brian Bosma, who first became Indiana House speaker in 2004, issued a statement Wednesday denying the woman's claims.

Summer in Indiana means a long list of new laws that go into effect on July 1.

After this week's Supreme Court decision that allows states to authorize wagering on sports, legislation to legalize sports betting in Indiana will get a hearing next session.