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Indiana lawmakers are cutting budgets for low-enrollment university programs and redirecting those dollars toward trade and technical education.
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President Donald Trump's "border czar" Tom Homan was in Indianapolis on Tuesday.
Vance's visit is at least the third time he has talked to Indiana Republican lawmakers about the possibility.
Mushrooms have shown promise in treating mental illness and addiction.
Kentucky lawmakers are considering legislation that would make deep fakes illegal for political purposes, and a felony without consent.
Leaders from both sides of the aisle agree problems in education need to be addressed quickly.
It would allow school employees to be criminally prosecuted for giving materials considered "harmful" to minors.
House Bill 1499, which has already passed the House, would temporarily reduce Indiana's statewide cap on residential property taxes.
The state's Republican Legislature is advancing a measure to ban virtually all gender-affirming medical care for minors in the state.
The bill passed the House with unanimous support and moved on to the Senate.