The amendment would allow local governments to get back property tax incentives granted to a company, if the company moves out of the state.

The bill raises the amount someone can collect for a single malpractice incident, from $1.25 million to o$1.65 million. It hasn't been raised in 18 years.

It establishes regulations that include minimum fence heights and acreage, and it mandates reporting disease and escape.

It's the GOP representatives' latest move to preserve a plan that is funded by contentious gas and cigarette tax increases.

The committee lowered fees and removed language requiring daily fantasy operators to withhold income tax from players' winnings.

The legislation establishes regulations for Daily Fantasy Sports operators, including a $75,000 initial fee and a $20,000 yearly fee after that.

The House Roads and Transportation Committee advanced Senate Bill 333 -- Gov. Mike Pence's state road funding plan -- but not before making some major changes.

If you're a patient-of-record at your pharmacy, Rep. Ben Smaltz's bill allows you to continue buying pseudoephedrine, a standard cold medicine, as usual. If you're not, you can buy a small amount of the drug before needing a prescription.

Legislation to create an Indiana hate-crime law is expected to die in the House because it won't get a committee hearing.

Legislation opening records from Indiana's closed adoption era is one step away from becoming law. Last year, a similar measure didn't even get a vote in a House committee.