British engine maker Rolls Royce is working to develop a nuclear reactor thats larger than what Indiana state law allows. Lawmakers are working to change the law to accommodate the company even though it could be a decade before the reactor is ready for launch.

A lawsuit challenging Indianas near-total abortion ban on religious freedom grounds will go through the normal appeals process and not directly to the Indiana Supreme Court.

Former Gov. Mitch Daniels will not run for Indiana's open U.S. Senate seat in 2024.

Hoosiers gathered at the Statehouse Monday to protest bills targeting LGBTQ+ youth. None of the nearly two dozen bills identified have received hearings yet but activists are worried.

Local school board candidates would be forced to declare a political party on the ballot under legislation that got a hearing but not a vote in a Senate committee Monday.

Its estimated North America has lost more than three billion birds over the past 50 years mostly due to climate change and habitat loss.

A bill that aims to create a statewide energy plan passed the state House on Monday.

Applications to a federal program that provides financial assistance to families are rarely approved in Indiana. State senators almost unanimously passed a bill to bolster the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program Monday.

A House committee advances legislation to bring down the cost of new housing. A Senate committee approves a ban on physician non-compete agreements. And a bill to better treat mental health in the criminal justice system takes its first step.

With the end of the federal public health emergency, some Medicaid recipients may no longer be eligible for continued coverage.