A Silver Alert is issued for Richard Henderson, a 67-year-old man missing from Danville, Indiana, last seen wearing olive green attire and possibly in extreme danger.

Indiana House Bill 1006 aims to enhance public safety by funding counties to hire additional deputy prosecutors, with a 50% salary reimbursement and the creation of a prosecutor review board to regulate performance and enforce law compliance.

Four people in Indiana were arrested for child exploitation and bestiality after a task force investigation led to the discovery of sexual abuse material.

Indiana Senate Democrats critique Governor Braun's address, urging action on housing, health care, and education, questioning his plan to address these challenges.

Indiana House Speaker Huston supports Governor Braun's initiatives to reduce healthcare costs, streamline bureaucracy, and improve safety and education, emphasizing conservative leadership and economic growth.

State Sen. Mike Gaskill supports Gov. Braun's stance on local taxes, aiming to reform property taxes and align state and local tax policies in Indiana.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Indianapolis, with rain and thunderstorms likely, especially on Friday, and variable conditions through the weekend.

Indiana legislators issued statements of condolence and support following a shooting in Elkhart County that left three dead and two police officers wounded.

An Indianapolis man, Lamone Lauderdale, has been sentenced to over 20 years for drug trafficking and gun crimes.

State Rep. Matt Hostettler introduces a bill for increased roadside mowing funds along U.S. 41 in Indiana to improve safety and visibility for drivers.

The Bloomington Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on January 30, 2024, to discuss a zoning policy change, accessible in person and online.

Indianapolis faces a chilly end to January with cloudy skies and a high of 38°F, per the NWS. Winds may gust up to 21 mph. The coming week will gradually clear, with sunny days and fluctuating temperatures and winds.

The City of Bloomington encourages residents to apply for funds to improve their neighborhoods through the Neighborhood Improvement Grant, detailed on their website.