The Traditions neighborhood in Lawrence became the first to use the city's Neighborhood Association Toolkit, aiming to enhance community through the Lawrence Neighborhood Hub.

Indiana's General Assembly approved a bill supporting Fort Wayne's Veterans National Memorial Shrine and Museum, particularly helping establish a columbarium for veterans by waiving a mandatory fee.

Brownsburg, Indiana celebrates its tenth year as a Tree City USA, recognized for its commitment to urban forestry by planting and caring for public trees, investing in green initiatives, and enhancing quality of life.

Kyla Wolfe is interning for State Rep. Bruce Borders during the Indiana legislative session, combining her Purdue University studies with practical legislative experience at the statehouse.

Nathan Merritt, 27, from Danville, died when his truck hit a downed power line and caught fire during severe storms. He was unable to be immediately helped due to live wires.

Bloomington officials playfully introduced an April Fool's joke about a solar-powered monorail proposal, while seriously underlying their commitment to innovative and sustainable transportation solutions.

Jada Isch is gaining experience and making connections through a Statehouse internship while studying social work and psychology at Indiana University Indianapolis. Her role includes various legislative support tasks.

Ashanti, Lil Kim, and other R&B stars will perform at the R&B Music Experience in Indianapolis on June 20th. Tickets go on sale April 4th, with a presale on April 3rd.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed executive orders to modernize the BMV's tech systems and reform INDOT's permitting process for improved customer service.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has completed a $60.5 million renovation and will reopen on April 2, featuring interactive displays and immersive experiences.

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith faced heated debates at a town hall in Franklin over educational vouchers and healthcare, with residents challenging his policies.

A city review in Carmel revealed that the non-essential, city-run gift store, All Things Carmel, was not financially viable, leading to its closure after $1.2 million in subsidies.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office honored the late Deputy Doug Sanford on the third anniversary of his death, celebrating his legacy and commitment to animal welfare on social media.