Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb says he'll talk about the need for a state hate crimes law during his State of the State speech.

Rep. Mara Candelaria Reardon (D-Munster) says her legislation aims to close loopholes in a system she believes should better protect men and women from sexual harassment in the workplace.

The work of the 2019 legislative session began in earnest this week as the governor unveiled his budget, lawmakers debated a revenge porn bill, and hate crimes bill advocates launched a new coalition.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb's administration is releasing its recommendations for the new state budget, including how much more money could go toward public schools.

The 'No Budget, No Pay' bill, co-sponsored by Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV), would prevent members of Congress from receiving pay during a government shutdown.

There's nothing currently in Indiana law that deals with the distribution of pornographic images or videos without someone's consent, commonly referred to as "revenge porn."

Under the proposal, penalties for drivers who violate school bus passing laws would increase.

A coalition of more than 700 advocates who want the legislature to pass a hate crimes bill say Indiana can't wait any longer.

President Donald Trump will address the nation about border security. Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Charles Schumer will give a joint response immediately following.

Council President Vop Osili was re-elected unanimously. Vice President Zach Adamson also retained his seat, defeating Republican challenger Marilyn Pfisterer with a vote of 14 to 0.