Indiana Senate Republicans focus on government reform, public safety, and fiscal conservatism for the new legislative session, including welfare fraud prevention and constitutional amendments for bail discretion.

P.J. Smith becomes Fort Wayne's new police chief after Scott Caudill's resignation, bringing extensive experience from his service since 1983. Mayor Tucker expressed confidence in Smith's leadership.

The Fort Ben Farmers Market in Lawrence is accepting applications for its 2026 season, offering opportunities for vendors, young entrepreneurs, and food trucks to participate in the community event.

Former Richmond City Employees Federal Credit Union CEO Daniel Johnson was sentenced to two years for bank fraud involving $300,000, followed by supervised release and ordered to pay restitution.

State Rep. Garrett Bascom has proposed renaming two bridges in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, after local Vietnam War soldiers Lary D. Fogle and Thomas G. Denning, in House Concurrent Resolution 5.

State Rep. Peggy Mayfield has proposed renaming a section of SR 45 after late Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight, reflecting his storied legacy at IU.

Indiana House invites students aged 13-18 to experience government firsthand as pages in the 2026 legislative session, with applications available online.

A natural gas leak in northeast Carmel prompted a HazMat response; the area was monitored and residents informed about safety measures. The leak, detected by odor, was handled by emergency services, with community safety as the priority.

After a 38-3 win over Alabama, Indiana Hoosiers fans, still elated, are preparing for the Peach Bowl against Oregon Ducks, with travel and game-day plans in motion.

Partly sunny with a high near 36 degrees in Indianapolis today, with light winds and a gradual warm-up expected throughout the week, although rain may arrive by the weekend.

A house fire on New Year's Eve, believed to have started from a Christmas tree, resulted in evacuations and injuries, with firefighters battling the blaze and neighboring departments providing assistance.

Lt. Rodriguez is honored for 30 years of service with the Speedway Police Department, celebrated for his dedication, leadership, and impact on the community.

Carmel, Indiana, celebrated its 50th anniversary, reflecting on its growth, roundabouts, and arts scene while committing to future sustainable development.