State Rep. Cindy Ledbetter authored a resolution during American Heart Month to increase awareness of women's heart health, as cardiovascular disease affects nearly 45% of U.S. women over 20.

Rep. Steuerwald has introduced a bill in Indiana to offer scholarships to law students who commit to serving as public attorneys in rural areas facing a lawyer shortage.

Indiana's Senate Bill 95, aiming to improve police retention, passes the Senate and moves to the House. Authored by Sen. Gary Byrne, it allows reimbursement of training costs if officers leave within three years.

Sen. Spencer Deery amends Senate Bill 4, enhancing water protection by tightening regulations on pipelines and ensuring more projects face environmental scrutiny in Indiana.

Indiana Sen. Scott Baldwin introduced a bill, Senate Bill 281, to prevent the expungement of violent crime convictions to improve public and police safety.

The Senate Committee on Public Policy approved a bill allowing wine dealers in California to deliver wine to customers, aligning it with beer and liquor distribution.

Indiana's Department of Health will release Termination of Pregnancy Reports with redactions after a lawsuit settlement, addressing public record access while maintaining patient privacy.

Sen. Zay advocates relocating Indiana's underperforming Rising Sun casino to New Haven, emphasizing economic benefits, despite the bill stalling in committee.

The Indiana State Senate passed a resolution honoring two Vigo County Public Library employees, one of whom donated a kidney to the other, showcasing the Hoosier spirit.

Indiana House Resolution aims to amend the constitution to ease judge residency rules, potentially allowing them to live in adjacent counties, addressing rural judicial shortages.

Rep. Brad Barrett authored Indiana House Bill 1003 to promote health care pricing transparency and patient empowerment, reduce costs, and combat billing fraud and discrepancies.

Indiana lawmakers are considering a bill to cut the early voting period, raising concerns over voter accessibility and potential impacts on Indiana's already low voter engagement.

The U.S. Department of Education will enforce the 2020 Title IX rule focusing on biological sex after a court ruling called Biden's rewrite "unlawful."