The Senate unanimously passed legislation to expand locations where baby boxes can be used, even as some senators express concerns surrounding the devices.

New legislation would expand last year's law that legalized the devices meant to serve as a more anonymous way for someone to leave an unwanted newborn.

It's sometimes difficult for families to afford cribs or other sleep accommodations for infants. A situation that can result in sleep-related deaths for newborns.

Gov. Eric Holcomb finished the work of the 2017 legislative session, signing the remaining bills left on his desk.

A convenience store alcohol permits controversy got heated and the House approved a bill legalizing baby boxes as the legislature heads into its final stretch.

The vast majority of House lawmakers approved a bill Thursday to legalize baby boxes in hospitals - over the objections of the Department of Child Services.

The measure moving to the House floor would put in jeopardy the status of the state's two existing devices.

The legislation would not sanction the state's two existing baby boxes, both of which are in firehouses.

A Senate panel advanced a bill that sanctions the use of baby boxes in hospitals just one week after the same language couldn't get enough support for a vote.

An amendment to legalize baby boxes didn't get enough support to even take a vote on it.