Indiana and Taiwan signed agricultural deals, boosting Indiana's farming economy. The agreements involve Taiwan's purchase of $6.4 billion in corn and soybeans over four years, enhancing the state's role in global agriculture.

The annual National Night Out in Bloomington united over 300 local gatherings, fostering community ties through festivities attended by residents, officials, and city workers.

Captain Cody Mittelstaedt of the Bloomington Fire Department is recognized for his rapid advancement, expertise, and care for the community, underscored by his military background and fire science education.

Three people died after a shooting in northwest Indianapolis, involving two groups. The incident is under investigation, and authorities seek information from the public.

Police are searching for Mark Rogers, 57, reported missing in Kokomo since September 9th. He is known for long walks but his extended absence is concerning due to his medical conditions. Public assistance is sought.

IMPD hosts "Join IMPD Week" for community members to experience police work and explore potential careers from Sep 29-Oct 5, including workouts, ride-alongs, and storytelling events.

A man with a head gunshot wound is in critical condition after a shooting in Cumberland, Indiana, involving a disturbance by an allegedly unhoused individual. The leaseholder, who fired the shot, is cooperating with the police investigation.

Fishers Police Department conducted a 90-minute traffic blitz on 116th Street, made 27 stops, engaged in safety talks with drivers, and commended those adhering to speed limits.

Indiana legislators announce the allocation of Secured School Safety Grant Program funds for local educational institutions, aimed at enhancing school security measures and creating safer learning environments.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory in parts of Indiana, cautioning reduced visibility and advising safe driving practices. Clear skies are forecasted following the fog.

Warrick County schools receive $185,000 from Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program for security improvements, part of a $27 million statewide initiative.

Indiana schools receive over $344,000 in security funding for safety enhancements, including tech upgrades and support services, as part of a statewide safety initiative.

Indiana lawmakers promote the Residential Housing Infrastructure Assistance Program to aid local communities in developing residential housing infrastructure, with an application deadline of October 6.