The state budget gets derailed near the end of session. Controversial legislation on books in schools heads to the governor. And statewide elected officials are getting a big raise.

Advocates are rallying around Senate Bill 202, which would allow tenants to place rent in escrow in order to pressure landlords into fixing critical problems with heat or water. A similar House bill is unlikely to get a hearing.

The city of Indianapolis has prioritized issues it would like to work on with state lawmakers on during the upcoming legislative session.

Hundreds of supporters of one of Indiana's most influential anti-abortion groups have gathered at the Statehouse north atrium for the "Love Them Both" rally.

Gov. Eric Holcomb vetoed a bill to ban transgender girls from girls school sports. But the bill is just part of a national push behind this bill and some experts say it has nothing to do with sports.

State police say four youngsters caused at least $17,000 in vandalism damage when they broke into the Indiana Statehouse last month.

State police have turned over four teenagers to their parents after several offices in the Indiana Statehouse were vandalized.

The Republican leader of the Indiana House has resigned his executive position with the organization that runs the SAT college admissions test, saying he wants to focus on his legislative duties.

Work being done includes removing decades-old carpet and asbestos flooring underneath it in the main lobby and two adjacent office spaces.

Students who participated in the Indy Summer Learning Labs made significant gains on math and reading tests after the five week program.