GOP lawmakers faced questions and doubts about their proposals to raise fuel taxes at a town hall meeting, from a crowd that's normally supportive of them.

The proposed first steps would cover less than half of the state's needs.

The latest trouble with the Indiana 641 bypass has its southern-most stretch closed since Monday night.

Indiana's infrastructure task force approved recommendations that include raising taxes to generate funds for roads and bridges.

Some lawmakers are concerned an infrastructure debate will focus mostly on roads and bridges and a water infrastructure discussion will get drowned out.

Roads task force co-chair Luke Kenley says indexing fuel taxes may not be a foregone conclusion.

Here & Now's Robin Young speaks with civil engineering professor David Levinson about the proposals, and why infrastructure shouldn't be thought of as a jobs program.

Republican Senate President Pro Tem David Long said Monday the state's gasoline tax should be indexed to increase with inflation. But he was noncommittal about what other steps lawmakers should take.

Democrat and Republican leaders at the Statehouse agree - a long-term road funding plan will be the General Assembly's top priority in 2017.

Republican Eric Holcomb and Democrat John Gregg talked with Statehouse Reporter Brandon Smith about where they stand on roads, universal pre-k and LGBT protections.