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School voucher expansion clears the House. The Senate passes a bill to more harshly penalize rioters. And a measure banning “defund the police” is soundly rejected.

Jennifer Smith-Margraf, Indiana State Teachers Association vice president, said her union is being targeted by lawmakers, and will continue to fight the legislation in the House.

The COVID-19 vaccine age requirement is pushed back due to the winter storms. Some argue a bill expanding private school vouchers would divert funds from public education. And we visit a Tuskegee Airmen training ground in Seymour.

The true positivity rate could be much higher once more people start getting tested again.

Education policy experts in Indiana say public schools had to adapt quickly to teach in a pandemic last year, and because of this, policy focus has shifted.

The Senate has staggered its staff throughout session – half at home, half in the office – to avoid losing lots of people to quarantine if an outbreak occurred. Now, all staff will work in-person the whole week.

As one of the selected venues, Indiana University's Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall will host up to 500 fans during the tournament.

There are now almost 400 sites around the state for eligible individuals to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. But just getting to a site can be an issue for some Hoosiers.

Indiana Department of Natural Resources Cpl. Joe Haywood said the blaze started before 9 a.m. and spread to 11 boats. At least 10 other boats sustained related damage.

Two Black Democratic lawmakers expressed concerns on the House floor about what they viewed as discriminatory issues with a bill and a group of Republicans booed and heckled them.