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Among the many provisions of Pence's bill is a change to a sales tax exemption for Hoosier businesses. Initial estimates by the governor's administration put the cost around $35 million, but LSA, the legislature's bipartisan research agency, calculates a revenue loss of anywhere between $130 and $240 million a year.

All residential and business consumers need to dial 10-digit telephone number on calls to the 812 area code beginning Saturday. The change will affect calls made to the southern third of the state, including to Evansville New Albany and Terre Haute.

The proposed amendments include allowing high-powered rifles for deer hunting, a 25-fish daily bag limit on certain fish, and suspension of the ruffed grouse hunting season.

The Indiana legislature is considering a so-called "right to try" bill that would allow terminally ill patients to have greater access to drugs in early clinical trials that had not received FDA approval. Advocates say it would ease the way for possibly life-saving treatments, but critics say it could have many unintended consequences.

LIVE VIDEO: President Barack Obama speaks at Ivy Tech Community College in Indianapolis. He is expected to speak about middle class economics.

The company behind Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance this week said hackers accessed records of about 80 million people, including their names, Social Security numbers and email addresses.

Obama says the Republican state of Indiana has been able to get some things done by focusing on problems and not being so worried about the separate interests of Democrats and Republicans.

We do not have confirmation of her fate, but her family says the American hostage is Kayla Mueller, an aid worker from Prescott, Ariz.

Party officials released an online "Welcome to Indiana" video for Friday's visit by President Barack Obama to Indianapolis. The video touted Indiana's balanced budget and right-to-work law over images including a city skyline filled with construction cranes. The problem was that large signs near the buildings were written in Chinese.

A Senate committee Monday will hear two versions of legislation that Senate GOP Leader David Long says will help protect Hoosiers' religious liberty. Senate Minority Leader Tim Lanane calls it a measure allowing discrimination.