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Indiana lawmakers on an interim study committee on public health made a series of recommendations as they wrapped up their work this week. The issues could come up next legislative session.

The Indiana NAACP says keeping coal plants open longer would negatively affect the health of low-income and minority communities in the state.

Indiana voter advocacy groups are creating what theyre calling a shadow redistricting commission to give Hoosiers an independent contrast when lawmakers redraw legislative district lines next year.

Legislation that could have put a moratorium on some new power plants in Indiana was overturned Thursday. The House passed an amendment to remove that language from a bill dealing with various utility matters.

The Indiana Department of Transportation has a new commissioner for the second time since Gov. Mike Braun took office in January.

Indiana lawmakers sent a measure to the governor that eliminates skills tests for prospective workers and students with unaccredited high school diplomas.

Democratic legislative leaders say trying to "fix" Indiana's so-called religious freedom law isn't enough to stem the tide of outrage over the controversial measure. They're calling for a much stronger statement against discrimination.

In his statement, Carson says it's time for Congress to reaffirm its commitment to overcome this civil rights issue and ensure true equality for all Americans.

Indiana's existing vaping regulations created a de facto monopoly, forcing dozens of manufacturers to shut down or move, leaving only seven remaining companies.

Gov. Eric Holcomb has previously evaded any commitment to releasing internal analysis of the impact federal health care legislation will have on Indiana.