Supporters of a bill expanding Indianas Stand Your Ground law insist it wont encourage vigilante justice.

Hundreds of Court Appointed Special Advocates, or CASAs, from around the state gathered at the Statehouse for their annual CASA advocacy day.

The Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission Tuesday filed a complaint against Attorney General Curtis Hill in response to the accusations he groped four women last March.

House Speaker Brian Bosma (R-Indianapolis) says hes happy with his caucuss approach on the issue of teacher pay. The Senate begins its budget hearings Monday.

New city committees will work to promote census completion in historically undercounted - and consequently underrepresented - communities.

Statehouse leaders of both parties say increasing teacher pay is a top priority. The House Republican budget gives schools an additional $461 million over the next two years, a little more than the current inflation rate in increases per year.

Senate Republicans rejected a bid Monday to create an independent commission to redraw Indiana's legislative district lines.

This year's program is part of a larger $131 million commitment for stormwater improvements, to be used over the next four years.

One of the biggest gaming bills in state history takes its first steps. House lawmakers grapple with sweeping alcohol law changes. And a Senate committee votes to raise the minimum age to buy tobacco products. Here's what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

The appointment comes after a number of investigations hit IHA last year, when federal auditors found missing documents and quality control issues in the agency.