A bill that aims to target intoxicated drivers, specifically with THC, is advancing through the Indiana Statehouse.

At least in their original form, these are some bills that failed to pass committee in time for Monday's deadline.

INDIANAPOLIS– Despite a record amount of marijuana bills filed by both Indiana Republicans and Democrats this legislative ...

This isn’t a Republican or Democratic issue — it’s a health care issue. Across the country, states of all political ...

Indiana House legislators gave initial approval to a bill aimed at redrawing the Indiana-Illinois border Wednesday, but the ...

By: Casey Smith and Leslie Bonilla Muñiz Indiana Capital Chronicle INDIANAPOLIS — A House Republican priority measure to ...

A House Republican priority measure to lower health care costs for Hoosiers, largely through “site of service” reforms, ...

Indiana lawmakers aim to establish a THC impairment threshold for drivers, but concerns remain about false positives and ...

A bill aiming to target drivers under the influence of THC in Indiana has surpassed another legislative step. House Bill 1119 was approved by the Indiana House on Tuesday in an 84-10 bipartisan vote.

A bill aimed at redrawing the Indiana-Illinois border passed out of the Indiana House Thursday with the Speaker of the House ...

There seems to be growing momentum around having an honest and open debate about future marijuana policy in Indiana.