Indiana teachers rallied against Senate Bill 1 at the Statehouse, fearing massive cuts to public school funding, while the debate over charter schools and school choice continues.

A Frankfort High School teacher is on leave amid allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a student, with investigations by the police and school board underway.

A house fire in Monroe County led to the death of a cat, while firefighters rescued four dogs. No humans were injured. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Attorney General Todd Rokita intensifies actions against robocallers, warning voice service providers of their illegal activities and collaborating with federal agencies.

Indiana's House passes a bill to strengthen parental rights in decisions about their children's upbringing, education, and healthcare, as co-sponsored by State Rep. Matt Commons. The bill allows legal action against government overreach.

A motorcyclist and bicyclist collided in Indianapolis, resulting in the bicyclist's death; the motorcyclist was injured. Police are investigating the incident.

Efforts to find Darrell Voelz, missing after floods in Indiana, have intensified. His cabin was found burned near Driftwood River, and authorities seek information on his whereabouts.

State Sen. Scott Alexander proposes an amendment to address the Union School Corporation's low academic performance, highlighting poor test scores in reading, math, and SAT exams.

Indiana's Senate Enrolled Act 143, designed to strengthen parental rights, awaits the governor's signature. Authored by Sen. Liz Brown, it aims to limit governmental concealment of children's health or safety information from parents.

The Indiana Senate has unanimously passed a resolution to rename a bridge after fallen Marine Lance Corporal Andrew Whitacre to honor his service and sacrifice.

Shelbyville officials assess flood damage, causing delays in other city services. Inspections are vital for recovery efforts, and teams ensure legitimate access to properties.

Police found the decomposing body of Susan King in her home; her son, who was at the house and had an outstanding warrant, was detained. No trauma was reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

Lt. Governor Beckwith hosts a roundtable in Terre Haute, fostering dialogue among faith leaders on mental health, foster care, and education, and promoting the role of faith-based organizations in addressing state challenges.