Legislators are calling for a summer study committee to look at the state's Bureau of Motor Vehicles after a report this week showed numerous issues within the agency.

Attorney General Greg Zoeller is launching a new division within his office aimed at boosting services for victims of violent and sexual crimes. That effort includes a new statewide advocate network.

To study the draft Trans-Pacific Partnership text, senators have to go to the basement of the Capitol and enter a secured, sound-proof room and surrender their cellphones.

Pending a last-minute deal, the agreement with WMB Heartland Partners to design, build and run the justice center for 35 years expires at the end of the month.

Hoosiers will be getting more refunds from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles over the next couple of months as further overcharges surface.

Pence says his economic development officials believe China is looking to invest more in North America, and that his trip is aimed at giving Indiana an advantage.

Indiana's nursing homes have a 77 percent occupancy rate, well below the national average. And only three states devote a greater percentage of Medicare long-term dollars to nursing homes.

The gaming bill lets riverboats move inland, makes a variety of tax changes, and allows racetrack casinos to petition the state for live dealers in six years.

The governor signed the budget in front of a sea of students at an elementary school in Lebanon, highlighting the largest funding increase for K-12 schools in state history.

The new two-year state spending plan was approved by the General Assembly last week. Slightly more than half of the $31 billion budget goes toward K-12 education, with funding going up 2.3 percent each year.