Senate rules before now didn't define sexual harassment. The changes outline what's considered sexual harassment and how complaints will be investigated.

Both groups of lawmakers say they will prioritize boosting pay for Indiana teachers during the 2019 legislative session.

Legislative leaders of both parties kicked off the new session Thursday with messages of bipartisanship. But it's also clear where some of 2019's dividing lines will be.

The partnership aims to increase awareness about child hunger, which affects one in five kids in the state.

Members of the General Assembly will return Thursday to the Statehouse in Indianapolis for a session expected to last until late April.

U.S. Rep. Andre Carson (D-Indianapolis) says he'll support two bills being brought forward by House Democrats Thursday in attempt to reopen the government.

The General Assembly will consider in 2019 whether to legalize sports betting, after the U.S. Supreme Court cleared a path for that earlier this year and some other states quickly moved to allow it.

A state lawmaker says the owners of electric scooter companies should be liable for damage the scooters cause to people's property.

Rep. Jim Lucas (R-Seymour) says breaking through the "stigma and fear-mongering" of medical marijuana will help lawmakers legalize it in 2019.

Indiana Public Broadcasting's Brandon Smith talks with Gov. Eric Holcomb about his work this year and what lies ahead in 2019.