Republican state Rep. Woody Burton of Whiteland says he wont seek reelection next year but will complete his term with the 2020 legislative session.

The bill's author says it could improve social and emotional support in schools, and ultimately, make them safer.

Democratic Rep. Joe Taylor said in a statement Monday that he is stepping down immediately to take a position with the United Auto Workers International Union.

House Speaker Brian Bosma (R-Indianapolis) says he'll cooperate fully with any ethics investigation into accusations about his use of campaign funds to allegedly intimidate a former intern.

Sen. Jeff Raatz (R-Centerville) will become the new committee chairman in the 2019 General Assembly.

Indiana State Senator Luke Kenley, one of the most influential lawmakers at the Statehouse, will retire later this year after 25 years in office.

Some Indiana lawmakers are responding to a Side Effects Public Media and NPR report detailing how the president of an Indiana nonprofit is also lobbying for a drug company.

Even the short-term rental bill's opponents are ready to work on the measure again.

Supporters says a bill that creates the opportunity for businesses and non-profits to establish healthy food access needs state money to get started.

Some of Indiana's wealthiest school districts are being awarded a chunk of a $40 million state fund reserved for teacher bonuses while most urban schools will receive significantly much less.