Plus, proposed bills on school start date, preschool expansion, and ISTEP+'s replacement gained ground this week.

Sen. Todd Young joined a group of senators that sent a letter to Trump calling for the administration to take a "tough-minded and principled police" toward Russia.

Critics say the measure would muscle out smaller competitors from the emerging solar market.

Governor Eric Holcomb announced a handful of significant decisions. A House committee debated an abortion bill. And a hate crimes bill cleared its first hurdle.

A total of 11 bills dealing with medicinal cannabis or hemp have been introduced this session.

One override would allow the state to delay environmental regulations that are stricter than federal rules.

Governor Eric Holcomb announced the state is pulling out of a deal with an Ohio-based company to lease Indiana's cell tower network.

The order is "focused on helping to relocate nearly 100 residents who remain" at West Calumet Housing Complex, which is slated to be torn down in the spring.

A congressman has introduced a one-line bill that would kill the department. Legal scholars call it "symbolic legislation." Meanwhile, the House has voted to curtail some key education regulations.

The Indiana Parole Board unanimously recommended that a pardon be issued, but former Gov. Mike Pence denied Keith Cooper's request.