Bloomington prepares for the College Football National Championship watch event with traffic changes and safety measures for the Hoosiers vs. Hurricanes game.

Ruth Aydt to receive the 2026 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Award for her social justice work in Monroe County, including research on racial disparities and various leadership roles.

Senate President Bray praised Indiana's progress in economic development and education reform, crediting Governor Braun and discussing collaboration on further improvements.

IMPD uses social media to promote diverse career paths within its department, emphasizing growth opportunities without job-hopping, and is actively recruiting for long-term careers on its force.

The Indiana Crime Guns Task Force expansion bill, SB 148, passed the Senate committee unanimously, with aims to increase efforts against gun violence in LaPorte and Porter counties.

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.