Monroe County schools in Indiana received over $194,000 for safety improvements through the Secured School Safety Grant Program, with a total of $27 million allocated statewide.

Indiana's third grade literacy rates soar, with over 87% of students now reading proficiently, marking a significant improvement and pre-pandemic rebound according to IREAD results.

State Senator Schmitt calls for unity and civility in political discourse, citing the post-9/11 solidarity and the respectful debates between Justices Scalia and Ginsburg.

The Indiana Supreme Court has banned Judge Matthew J. Elkin from judicial duties due to misconduct including improper recusal and intimidation tactics. He retains his law license but cannot serve on the bench.

Indiana Fever to face Atlanta Dream in the first round of the 2025 WNBA playoffs, marking a franchise milestone for the Fever and offering a highly anticipated matchup.

Former Indiana Secretary of Public Safety Jennifer-Ruth Green was investigated for ethics violations, including misuse of state resources, before her resignation.

A senior citizen was found dead with traumatic injuries in Lebanon, Indiana; a 36-year-old man was arrested and charged with murder. Local police assured the public of their safety.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun ceremonially signed a law that criminalizes the use, sale, and distribution of signal jamming devices unless federally allowed.

Suspect Ladell Dean was arrested for an overdose death in Indianapolis, facing a Level 1 felony charge for dealing in a controlled substance resulting in Aaron Love's death.

The article announces the Lawrence BBQ & Blues Festival at Fort Ben Cultural Campus with food vendors and blues performers listed for the free, community-oriented event on September 13.

Protesters in Greenwood, Indiana, rallied against ICE's use of Camp Atterbury and redistricting efforts, pressing Rep. Shreve to prioritize local needs.

State Rep. Matt Commons attended the White House State Leadership Conference to discuss Indiana issues and strengthen federal partnerships, per Indiana House Republicans.

Indiana third graders show improved reading proficiency, with over 87% passing the IREAD assessment, reflecting efforts from teachers, students, and legislation.