Residents at Three Meadowood Retirement Community in Monroe County worked on the proposal after the home was cited by state excise police for serving alcohol without an alcohol beverage permit.

The House Education Committee voted in favor of a bill Thursday that could remove State Superintendent Glenda Ritz from her position as the chair of the State Board of Education. If the bill passes, the state superintendent would not automatically serve as chair of the state board of education, but would still remain a board member.

The production of e-liquids, also known as vaping liquids or e-juices, is essentially unregulated in Indiana.

Pence issued a memo to leaders of state agencies, informing them that the state would not create the new website, which was to have been named "Just IN," and instead would work to update an existing website that contains news releases and notices of public meetings.

The across-the-board spending cuts, known as the sequester, reduced defense and domestic budgets by hundreds of millions each. Republicans are expected to fiercely defend that plan.

The proposed legislation would align state and federal law, legalizing sawed-off shotguns in the Hoosier state.

After a months-long bidding process, the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles signed a contract with Intellectual Technology Incorporated for the California-based company to produce the state's license plates.

Advocates for high-fenced deer hunting preserves want lawmakers to finally end the debate over their existence in a battle that goes back a decade.

Bills aiming to reduce Indiana's meth problem by requiring prescriptions for some cold medicines probably won't be considered in House or Senate committees this session, key lawmakers said.

When reviewing a law that passed last session, Sen. Rodric Bray, R-Martinsville, found that possession of rolling papers - a Class A misdemeanor - was actually a higher offense than possession of marijuana.