Indiana co-authored legislation for sustainable energy, including small modular nuclear reactors and tax credits, awaits the governor's signature. It aims to meet energy needs without burdening residents with high costs.

The Indy Ignite qualified for the PVF playoffs after defeating the San Diego Mojo, overcoming a five-match losing streak and securing the fourth seed for the postseason.

Senator Rodney Pol voted against the Indiana state budget, which he believes fails to address the needs of ordinary Hoosiers, including issues with public education funding and child care accessibility.

Indiana's House Speaker Todd Huston announced the passage of a balanced state budget focusing on tax relief, and addressing education, public safety, efficiency, and other key issues for residents.

State Sen. Linda Rogers discusses Indiana's legislative session outcomes, highlighting the passage of a balanced budget, increased teacher pay, expanded math education, and approval of a thirteenth check for public retirees.

Indiana's new property tax reform law promises $1.3 billion in savings over three years, providing tax relief for homeowners, farmers, and small businesses, and enhancing transparency in local government spending.

Indiana's legislature passed a bill to create grant programs for pediatric and breast cancer research, aiming for innovation in treatments. The bill awaits the governor's signature.

The NWS forecasts varied weather for central Indiana, with a 30% chance of afternoon storms today, showers, and thunderstorms through the weekend, and potential severe weather next Tuesday.

The Pacers took a 2-0 series lead over the Bucks with a 123-115 win, featuring Siakam's 24 points and Haliburton's double-double, despite high tensions and physical play.

A pre-dawn shooting in Lawrence left one man dead. Police have detained a person of interest and announced no public threat, declaring the neighborhood typically quiet. The investigation is ongoing.

Indianapolis forecasts 80s temperatures today with sunny skies and light winds, but potential showers and thunderstorms starting late Thursday into Friday.

Indiana legislators have passed a law providing $1.3 billion in property tax cuts for homeowners, additional credits for seniors, and tax exemptions for small businesses, aiming to reduce tax burdens statewide.

Indiana is poised to revamp its child care system, with legislation designed to streamline licensing and expand access, now awaiting the governor's signature.