Eighty-four percent of Hoosiers have broadband internet access. Those that don't live mostly in rural places – where poor connectivity is an economic problem.

At a study committee on the issues, regulators said the state may be missing millions in revenue because of fraud – but couldn't say how much they've recouped.

The issue of whether to repeal a law that requires Hoosiers to be permitted to carry a handgun will likely come up next session.

Indiana lawmakers are discussing whether to a change a 2011 law that prohibits undocumented students from accessing in-state tuition at public colleges.

CAFO legislation died in the Indiana senate earlier this year.

The study committee looked at laws are being adopted by other states allowing people to carry a handgun without a permit.

Indiana Senate GOP Leader David Long chose former Senator Beverly Gard to lead the new two-year commission on the state's alcohol laws.

Controversy this past session over convenience stores obtaining alcohol carryout permits prompted the creation of the alcohol law study commission.

The study committee's recommended changes do not include allowing Sunday alcohol sales.

The General Assembly will consider the proposed bill in its next session, which begins in January.