Vandals defaced the Russiaville Youth Baseball complex in Howard County, leading authorities to seek information from the public to find those responsible.

The Richmond Police Department announced the arrest of Joseph McCalister for sexual battery, thanking public assistance leading to his capture and reaffirming a commitment to justice.

Prosecutor Brent Eaton in Hancock County is advocating for mental health awareness and destigmatization, and promotes support services like The Landing and Recovery Cafés for youth and adults facing mental health and substance challenges.

Bloomington's Planning Commission to hold a public hearing on May 22, 2025, for a proposed zoning code amendment to allow health clubs in the CS-1 district.

Indiana's legislature concluded its 2025 session by approving a balanced budget and significant tax relief, aiming for fiscal responsibility and economic alignment with household decisions.

Fort Wayne police arrested suspect Andre Lee on preliminary charges of Attempted Murder and Aggravated Battery, following a May 8th shooting that left a victim in critical condition.

Marion County Sheriff's Office seeks Shamari A. Butler for failing to register as a Sex Offender. A warrant has been issued; tips can be given to Crime Stoppers.

A Greenfield PD K-9 died after biting an off-duty New Palestine police officer, prompting an investigation and review of K-9 procedures. No weapons were used.

Bloomington invites citizens to shape the city's future by applying for open positions on boards and commissions addressing diverse areas such as housing, public safety, and sustainability.

Indiana legislators concluded the 2025 session with a balanced budget, tax relief measures saving taxpayers $1.3 billion, expansions in school choice, infrastructural investments, and a set of priority bills focused on diverse state interests.

Bloomington City Council will hold a hearing on May 19 to consider revising ADU and dwelling regulations. Residents can attend in person, via cable, or online to provide input.

The Indiana legislature concluded its 2025 session, passing a balanced budget with tax reductions, increased public services, and education investment, as per House Republicans Sweet and Snow.

Indiana's 2025 legislative session ended with a balanced budget, tax relief, and investments in education and public safety. Tax cuts and other financial benefits for residents were highlighted.