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The Indiana Senate advanced SB 442 Tuesday. It would require school boards or charter authorizers to approve all instruction materials related to human sexuality and post those materials to the school’s website by July 1.

The Blue Line is planned to stretch from the Indianapolis International Airport to the town of Cumberland, east of the city.

A proposal to change how Indianapolis recycles could eventually cost the city millions. According to General Counsel to the City Fred Biesecker, terms of the contract could trigger penalties.

House Bill 1285 still includes a requirement that every Indiana school building has a staff member available to de-escalate behavior in situations where students may be secluded, restrained or put in timeout.

School board candidates would be forced to have a partisan label on the general election ballot under legislation approved by a House committee Wednesday.

Hoosiers have an estimated $2.2 billion of medical debt in collections — with even more on payment plans and credit cards. A Senate committee approved legislation Wednesday that introduces a variety of consumer protections against medical debt, including how hospitals create payment plans.

House Bill 1041 bans Indiana public and private higher education institutions from allowing transgender women to compete in sports.

The latest plan will have the greatest impact on school districts in 2028, with an estimated reduction of more than $183 million in property tax revenue.

The statewide community college system, which educates more than 66,000 full- and part-time students, will close the office March 12, according to emails to staff and students sent Monday.

School administrators could be required to earn new literacy endorsements under a measure that advanced in the House Wednesday. In addition to expanding literacy endorsement requirements, the bill also carves out exceptions in the state’s reading retention law for some English language learners.