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The governor unveiled a teacher pay plan for 2021, the House made changes to its smoking age bill and a Senate committee advanced a school mental health bill; here’s what you might have missed this week at the Statehouse.

Instead of primary elections for U.S. Senate, the bill would have state party conventions choose the major party candidates. For comparison – more than 500,000 people voted in Indiana’s 2018 Republican primary.

Toyota has completed a $1.3 billion project modernizing an Indiana factory to boost vehicle production and adding 550 jobs, the company announced Friday.

Human skeletal remains found last fall in a wooded area of southern Indiana have been identified as those of a man who vanished in August, police said.

Forecasters predict precipitation will start as snow and transition to freezing rain overnight causing for slick roads.

Before working for the IHSAA, Bobby Cox spent 21 years as a teacher, coach, and athletic administrator in Carmel, a northern suburb of Indianapolis.

Part of the so-called “school deregulation” efforts include a proposal for schools to bypass some education laws with state approval.

An Indiana University music school chair is calling the new carillon in the arboretum the city’s new civic soundscape.

The black infant mortality rate declined nearly 16 percent in 2018, and the rate for Hispanics fell almost 20 percent.

The Indiana House made changes Thursday to legislation that raises the smoking and vaping age to 21 years old, which includes an effort to address recent deaths from vaping.