Indiana's legislative leaders say they won't support proposed legislation that would allow Gov. Mike Pence to run for both governor and president in the same year.

Gov. Mike Pence says he wants the State Budget Committee to release the second half of the Major Moves 2020 fund. That would amount to $200 million for road projects.

Cynthia Carrasco will become the state's second inspector general on Jan. 11.

Congress passed a $42 billion retroactive extension in December, which only applies to the 2014 tax year.

House Democrat Leader Scott Pelath says income inequality is the most pressing economic issue Indiana faces.

With a Republican supermajority in both chambers, House Minority Leader Scott Pelath says democrats will pursue several proposals during the 2015 legislative session.

A state appeals court has upheld three felony convictions against former Indiana Secretary of State Charlie that forced him from office, while dismissing three other counts.

Indiana's gaming industry will make a big push this session to improve its competitiveness. That effort could include more riverboats on land and live table game dealers at racinos. But, the industry faces a hurdle in Gov. Mike Pence.

Using a $40,000 grant from the Indiana Supreme Court, the Monroe County probation department will start what's called a pretrial release program.

A recent study shows more teenagers use e-cigarettes than traditional tobacco products, and the trend might cause the Indiana General Assembly to take a long look at stricter regulation in the upcoming session.