The Court of Appeals ruled former Governor Mike Pence did not have to disclose certain documents related to challenging President Obama's immigration orders.

The state Supreme Court ruled that school police were not public entities when the suit began in 2014. But a recent change means newer records are fair game.

Tuesday's order denied a request by consumer advocates for a rehearing following an April ruling that lawmakers can ignore public record requests for email correspondence with lobbying groups and businesses.

The groups filed a lawsuit last year to gain access to emails between a House Republican lawmaker and utility companies, but the Indiana Supreme Court ruled the emails were not covered by the state's open records law.

Gov. Mike Pence Thursday vetoed a bill aimed at requiring more transparency from private university police departments. He says the legislation would have had the opposite result.

The legislation comes after ESPN filed a lawsuit claiming Notre Dame Security Police violated public records laws.

Legislation governing how police body camera videos are released to the public underwent significant changes in a Senate committee Wednesday. Now, all sides of the issue largely support the measure.

At stake is whether the private university's police department should have to comply with state public records requests.

A House bill governing how police body camera videos are released to the public is not likely to pass the Senate without significant changes.

Indiana law doesn't provide specific direction as to whether police body camera footage should be available to the public.