Fishers is hosting a free watch party for Indiana Football fans at the Fishers Event Center on January 19, with doors opening at 7 p.m. and the game starting at 7:30 p.m.

Rep. Dave Heine authored a bill to start a tax credit for donations to early childhood education in Indiana, aimed at making preschools more accessible and flexible for families.

The Carmel Police Department is recruiting a Criminal Intelligence Analyst, emphasizing the role's importance in analyzing data and supporting investigations, as per their social media.

State Sen. Greg Goode was named Legislator of the Year by the Indiana Association of Area Agencies on Aging for his advocacy work during the 2025 session.

Indiana State Sen. Garten targets fiscal health, welfare fraud, national security, and utility cost protection in his 2026 legislative goals, including bills against undocumented immigrant benefits and foreign influence.

A Kokomo couple received a 50-year federal sentence for fentanyl distribution causing a fatal overdose, with Dashawn Brown serving 30 years and Emily Rouse 20 years.

Lawrence and Arts for Lawrence will host a Black History Month event with performances at the Theater at the Fort on February 11, celebrating Black heritage.

A Hamilton County Sheriff's Office post detailed the tech-assisted arrest of a suspected serial shoplifter, highlighting the coordinated efforts of RTIC and drone surveillance.

Indiana House Republicans, led by Speaker Todd Huston, aim to reduce family costs and streamline state bureaucracy in their 2026 agenda, focusing on economic growth and deregulation.

Authorities are searching for 17-year-old Hailey Buzbee who went missing earlier this month in Fishers, last seen wearing a white blouse and grey jeans.

CRG to open a two-story restaurant in Fishers District with a fine-dining restaurant upstairs and a casual bar downstairs, while Flower Child plans a new location there among other eateries and businesses.

Lawrence, Indiana, opens applications for its LPD Citizens Academy Program, offering residents aged 21+ an 11-week course on police operations starting March 5, 2026.

Oklahoma State Rep. Dave Hall reintroduced a bill for the adoption of former research dogs and cats, inspired by a similar successful law in other states and named after a rescued beagle, "Sunny's Bill."