Lawmakers revive a debate over partisan school boards. There are challenges ahead for a makeover of Indiana's public health system. And a property tax relief discussion begins.

Some teachers and unions argue part of Senate Bill 486 would further erode teachers' collective bargaining rights. The bill's supporters say it's a deregulation bill that will empower administrators and educators.

Indiana lawmakers are exploring ways to help Hoosiers dealing with big increases in property taxes. But the legislation discussed in a House committee Thursday won't affect this year's tax bills at all.

A bill to bolster mental health care access and services across Indiana unanimously cleared a Senate committee Thursday -- but without any funding included.

Indiana lawmakers and education leaders are pushing for increased funding to help more professionals and particularly people of color afford a teaching degree.

Its something utilities can already do with other types of power. But some question whether ratepayers would benefit overall and if the state should encourage more natural gas.

They gathered with lawmakers, environmental groups, solar advocates and others on Wednesday to rally for climate action in Indiana.

Senate lawmakers took their first step Wednesday aimed at dramatically improving Indianas public health system. But a committee hearing also revealed the challenges that lay ahead.

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 bill to make court-martialing and punishing Indiana National Guard troops easier passed the Senate with strong support. An identical version already passed the House too. One part of the bills faced opposition at every step but not enough to change them.