The House and Senate are quickly moving towards a standoff over whether to send $225 automatic refunds back to eligible Hoosiers.

The public will get likely its last chance to testify on the proposed abortion ban Tuesday, during a House committee hearing.

Indiana lawmakers gathered for the start of a special session on Monday July 25, to consider bills that ban abortion, send financial support to families and provide inflation relief. Here's where those bills are now.

The Indiana Senate approved its version of inflation relief Saturday, setting up a showdown with the House over what the final package will look like.

The House quickly finalized its inflation relief and family supports bill on Friday before sending it to the Senate.

The Indiana Senate easily approved legislation Friday that spends $50 million on financial supports for pregnant people, families and children. The measure is meant to be a companion to Republicans proposed abortion ban.

Republicans and Democrats in the House clashed Thursday over the scope of a bill that includes family financial supports and offers inflation relief to Hoosiers.

A Senate committee unanimously approved a bill Tuesday that would spend $50 million on financial supports and resources for pregnant people, children and families. It also advanced an inflation relief measure that would allow the average Hoosier household to save about $20 a month for the next six months.

Hundreds of supporters of one of Indiana's most influential anti-abortion groups have gathered at the Statehouse north atrium for the "Love Them Both" rally.

The House Ways and Means Committee passed its version of inflation relief Tuesday that would send a $225 check to eligible Hoosiers.