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Indiana Senate Bill 1 which would prioritize mental health services for Hoosiers has passed the Senate in a unanimous vote and now moves on to the Indiana House.

Currently, only young Hoosiers enrolled in Indiana Medicaid are required to be tested for lead. Proposed House Bill 1313 would change that.

Lawmakers are scrambling to find solutions to gun violence across the country. One Indiana Representative has authored a bill to train teachers to use handguns.

A proposed house bill would mandate that those applying or renewing a commercial driver's license undergo training to recognize human trafficking.

Indiana House Bill 1011 would allow terminally ill patients with six months or less to live the right to make the decision to end their suffering.

Indiana Senate Bill 67 proposes changes to the Hoosier State's laws regarding the age that a minor can consent to sexual activity.

Aside from mail trucks, you rarely see a right-hand car on the roads. Are they legal to drive in Indiana? Here's your answer.

This new law clears up the confusion about turn signals that you never knew you had.

We've all flashed our brights at an oncoming driver that is blinding us with theirs. But, are we breaking state law by doing it?

Missouri lawmakers just legalized recreational marijuana use, making it one of 21 states in the country where cannabis is now legal. Could Indiana be next?

If you have ever attended a public event in Indiana, and wondered if you can legally drink while you are out on the street, we've got the answer.

Driving a boat is hard enough while you're sober. When you add alcohol or drugs to the equation, it gets dangerous and even deadly.