About one in 10 Hoosier households report difficulties getting enough healthy food with consistency. Indiana senators passed Senate Bill 334 Tuesday to simplify access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP, also known as food stamps, for people over 60 or who have disabilities and their households.

Legislation to allow speed cameras in a few highway work zones takes an unprecedented step. A Senate committee narrowly approves driving cards for undocumented immigrants. And property tax relief gets complicated.

It would allow utilities to recover the cost of unexpected events that ended up being more expensive than what they budgeted for.

Property tax relief legislation got a lot more complicated Thursday as a House committee tried to soften the blow such relief would have on local government and school budgets.

Indiana House lawmakers passed House Bill 1034 Tuesday. The bill aims to reduce and, eventually, remove state taxes from active-duty military income.

As challenges to Indiana’s abortion ban continue, some lawmakers are trying to increase supports for pregnant people.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is under investigation by the state Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission.

A bill that would fund specialized, optional firearm safety training for school employees passed out of the House Education Committee Wednesday.

Instead of layoffs, work-share lets companies reduce employees hours and have the state pay affected workers a portion of their unemployment benefits relative to hours lost. A bill to create a work-share program in Indiana passed a Senate committee Wednesday.

Transgender people would be banned from getting gender-affirming surgery while theyre in state prisons under legislation approved by a House committee Wednesday.