Indiana is one of only five states without a hate crimes law. Legislation unanimously approved Tuesday by a Senate committee would change that.

House Republicans rejected an amendment Monday that would have made it easier for the public to claim access to police body camera videos.

A Senate bill to reform Indiana's medical malpractice law died after the bill's author says talks broke down between all the groups involved.

Legislation headed for the House floor would allow police to ticket people who don't move their vehicles out of the road after an accident. The proposed bill essentially replaces a law that was recently dropped from state statute.

The road funding debate gripping the Statehouse this year has led to a strange dynamic, with Republican Gov. Mike Pence and Democrats pushing back against a House GOP plan to raise taxes.

A bill to fully fund all three winners of the Regional Cities Initiative breezed through the Senate Appropriations Committee Thursday.

Judges in Allen, Elkhart, Floyd, Lake, Marion and Vanderburgh counties will preside over the commercial courts for a pilot project authorized by the Indiana Supreme Court.

The Senate overwhelmingly approved legislation Thursday that seeks to allow adopted children access to information about their birth parents.

A House road funding proposal cleared its first legislative hurdle Wednesday, but the GOP plan was not embraced by all Republicans on the House Roads Committee.

Indiana lawmakers can carry guns in the Statehouse, and they want their staff members to be able to do the same. A Senate committee Wednesday approved a bill granting that permission.