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State law set the session deadline at midnight, and with a few bills still unsettled as the clock approached midnight, lawmakers pushed things to the limit.

Gov. Eric Holcomb left open the possibility, saying he'll look at all options to complete unfinished business.

Open Beds, the state's Family and Social Services Administration and Indiana 2-1-1 have teamed on a new online platform.

Animal control workers could be required to euthanize certain nuisance animals under proposed changes from the Department of Natural Resources.

Despite autonomous vehicle regulations being a priority of the governor, there were deep divisions between the two chambers on the autonomous vehicles bill.

After a two week break between the Big Ten Tournament and Friday's game, the Boilermakers had to shake off some rust.

The win sets up all-Indiana matchup with second-seeded Purdue in the second round of the NCAA men's basketball tournament.

The latest poll shows that a growing number of Republicans reject the scientific theory of evolution, while three-quarters of Democrats accept it.

Football coaches in Indiana may soon have to prove their knowledge of the sport before they step on the sidelines. Republican Senator Travis Holdman from Markle is pushing for a law to require certification.

The bills would address wage inequity by holding employers more accountable, and giving the Indiana Civil Rights Commission authority to investigate employee complaints.