Indiana's Senate Public Health Committee approved two maternal health care proposals by State Sen. La Keisha Jackson, including improved postpartum support and standardized doula training.

The Carmel Fire Department is acquiring advanced nozzles to improve fire response safety and efficiency, replacing equipment used for around 25 years.

Marion County Sheriff's Office seeks information on Lionel A. May, a non-compliant sex offender with a prior conviction, and encourages public assistance.

The Bloomington Rail Trail is temporarily closing for safety and accessibility improvements, including a new beacon and streetlight, at the Rogers Street crossing.

Alexis Springer was arrested by Fort Wayne Police for dealing narcotics, including fentanyl, after a month-long investigation. Additional drugs were seized at the time of arrest.

The Indianapolis Colts achieved a commanding 38-24 win over the Los Angeles Chargers, advancing to a 6-1 season record as quarterback Daniel Jones excelled with 288 yards and two touchdowns.

Brandi Michelle Dalton was fatally struck by a vehicle in Indianapolis; the driver who hit her cooperated with the investigation, while a second motorist fled and is being sought by police.

A man was fatally shot in an Indianapolis home, and IMPD has detained a person of interest while investigating the incident as a disturbance-related shooting.

INDOT and Indiana State Police remind drivers to move over or slow down for emergency responders and disabled vehicles, in line with National Move Over Day.

Westfield, Indiana's police department announced official trick-or-treating hours and shared safety tips for a secure Halloween celebration on their Facebook page.

Central Indiana is expected to experience brisk winds and a potential frost with temperatures falling to around 53 degrees and wind gusts up to 40 mph.

Indiana's IHCP Works annual seminar, hosted by FSSA and Gainwell Technologies, is set for Oct. 21-23, 2025, featuring informative sessions for healthcare providers at no cost. Registration is open on the event website.

Indiana Reps. Heaton and Yocum announced the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship, offering $10,000/year for student-teachers. Applications are open until January 31 for the 2026-2027 year.