The governor says action could come on the regulatory side or through further discussion in the Indiana General Assembly.
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Tuesday it would not hear Indiana's appeal of a ruling that struck down the state's law defunding abortion providers.
Democrats say the most pressing healthcare issues the state faces aren’t on the committee’s agenda.
State lawmakers say putting the “ag-gag” bill in a summer study committee could help pass the measure after dying on the final day of the 2013 session.
Some of Indiana’s top political figures gathered at the Statehouse Thursday to honor the public service of the late Governor Otis Bowen.
State legislative leaders say they’re looking for answers behind recent problems with ISTEP testing that disrupted the exams of thousands of Hoosier students.
The full General Assembly will meet this summer to consider overriding one of Governor Mike Pence’s vetoes.
Indiana Chamber of Commerce President Kevin Brinegar says improving the state’s workforce is Indiana’s biggest area of need.
Senator Joe Donnelly emphasized the importance of passing a long-term farm bill that provides help to the agriculture community while reducing the deficit.
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing a case questioning a New York town's practice of praying before each town board meeting.