Rep. J.D. Prescott attended the White House State Leadership Conference, discussing partnership opportunities between Indiana and federal government sectors.

An Indianapolis man was arrested by IMPD for an assault that left a victim critically injured. He was detained by a sergeant after attempting to flee the scene.

Eleven Powerball tickets worth $100,000 or $50,000 were sold in Indiana, with the Hoosier Lottery advising winners to secure tickets and consult financial advisors.

The Connersville Fire Department and Indiana State Fire Marshal's Office are investigating a house fire on Walnut Street as arson. No injuries reported; public assistance sought.

Indianapolis to see a sunny week with highs reaching the upper 70s to near 90 degrees; minimal chance of rain over the weekend.

Indiana Senate Republican Caucus offers paid internships for 2026 session, open to students in any field with at least sophomore standing, including graduates and law students.

Ellen L. Corn was sentenced to 21 months in prison for embezzling over $161,000 from a youth nonprofit in Dubois County, where she acted as director. She admitted to wire fraud involving 1,226 transactions for personal use.

San Francisco experiences autumn weather, while Indianapolis enjoys mild conditions with a high of 71°F and calm winds, offering perfect outdoor weather before winter.

State Rep. Brad Barrett received a perfect score from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce for his pro-economy and job-focused legislation during the 2025 session.

Indiana State Trooper Haley Howard was hospitalized after her car was hit by a suspected impaired driver while she was protecting a disabled vehicle on I-65.

Lawrence has begun street improvements, starting with Geist Valley Estates. 52nd Street and Fairways East at Winding Ridge will experience milling and paving in early September, affecting travel.

Hamilton County outlined a cautious $324 million budget for 2026, considering the effects of Senate Bill 1, as new officials collaborated during intensive hearings.

The Indiana Senate Republican Caucus offers paid internships for college students in various offices for the 2026 legislative session, providing professional experience and networking opportunities.