Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence Executive Director Laura Berry says her organization didn't ask lawmakers for a funding increase.

Indiana took in $134 million more in taxes last month than fiscal analysts predicted.

The Senate kicked off budget hearings, a committee approved a college immunization bill and the Indiana House Speaker reacted to the federal health care bill.

Nearly 90 percent of Indiana's roads are maintained by counties, cities and towns, yet those local units get less than half of the state's road funding dollars.

The 2017 legislative session reached its halfway point as lawmakers killed some measures and moved others to the next chamber.

The campaign includes 37 Christian denominations representing 30 million Americans.

Indiana's existing vaping regulations created a de facto monopoly, forcing dozens of manufacturers to shut down or move, leaving only seven remaining companies.

Despite the bill's passage, there's disagreement over what happens to some of those DNA records.

In a 41-9 vote, state senators pushed ahead a two-year, $32 million proposal that would modestly expand state-funded preschool beginning July 2017.

The measure would require that parents receive legal notice their child is seeking an abortion and would give them standing to try to stop it in court.