The governor spoke some about his plans if reelected, including expanding preschool funding and combating drug abuse.

Slaughter worked as special counsel to the Attorney General of Indiana from 1995 to 2001.

Cruz focused on jobs, security and what his priorities would be as president.

Gov. Mike Pence Friday announced his endorsement of Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz, just four days before Indiana’s primary. But, he was quick to add the caveat that he’ll support whoever the Republican nominee is this fall.

Pence, who met with Donald Trump yesterday, hasn't yet endorsed a presidential candidate, but says he's willing to meet with all the candidates.

Supporters of Democrat John Gregg contributed $1.8 million to his campaign for governor, compared to $1.5 million raised by the Pence campaign in the first quarter of 2016. Without a last-minute donation from the Republican Governors Association, Gregg would have out-raised Pence by a nearly two-to-one margin.

Participants say the protest wasn’t really possible before the bill was approved by the General Assembly.

A federal judge will not temporarily halt her ruling on Indiana's refugee resettlement program. The state will have to provide funding to refugee resettlement organizations while the legal battle over money for resettlement continues.

Bill author Rep. David Wolkins has been working to pass versions of this legislation for four years.

The new law bans women from getting abortions because of fetal genetic defects, and it prohibit abortions from being performed because of a fetus's race, sex or ancestry. Critics of the legislation -- including some Republican lawmakers -- say it goes too far.