2020 legislative session

Marijuana legalization in any form is still extremely unlikely in Indiana next year, despite a renewed push from Democrats on the issue.

The 2020 legislative session ended in March but many of the major education and health care measures passed by the state legislature go into effect on Wednesday.

The new law aimed to prohibit people from requesting money within 50 feet of sites such as ATMs, business and restaurant entrances, public monuments or the location of a financial transaction, which includes parking meters.

The caucus spent much of the two-hour town hall reviewing legislation from the 2020 session and previewing its agenda for 2021 -- including its justice reform plan.

Indiana Farm Bureau members will have another health care option available to them for next year. Indiana joins a growing list of states with farm bureaus to offer health benefit plans.

Drinking water fountains and taps at public and private schools in Indiana will be required to be tested for lead contamination by 2023 under a new state law.

A controversial bill that would have restricted local municipalities from implementing measures to protect renters has been vetoed by Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb

Gov. Eric Holcomb signed the measure las week, making Indiana the 22nd state to prohibit drivers from holding or using a handheld mobile device while operating a moving vehicle.

Lawmakers wrapped up the 2020 legislative session a bill on Curtis Hill died, while health care measures cleared the General Assembly. And coronavirus landed in the state. Here's what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

This year's legislative session went by quickly. If you haven't been paying attention to energy and environment issues that came up, here's what you need to know.