A guide to following along and getting involved during the 2017 General Assembly.

Governor-elect Eric Holcomb rolled out his legislative agenda this week while House Republicans unveiled their road funding plan.

Indiana's tax collections are just above the most recent forecast through half of the fiscal year.

Holcomb's agenda includes a 20-year road plan with potential tax increases, expanded pre-k and making the State Superintendent an appointed position.

The pick could be announced later this week, according to a person briefed Thursday on the decision.

House Minority Leader Scott Pelath wants Hoosier voters to have a larger role in shaping policy.

The proposed first steps would cover less than half of the state's needs.

Senator Greg Taylor says recent incidents - including vandalized churches - underline the need for such a bill, which he'll author this session.

GOP leaders who command supermajorities in both chambers say they have two major priorities this year.

Klutz was named Indiana's next chief financial officer because of a vacancy left by the state's current auditor. Suzanne Crouch, who currently holds the position, was named the next lieutenant governor.