The Indiana House Republicans are accepting applications for their 2026 session internship program, as announced by State Rep. Beau Baird, offering practical government experience to students and graduates.

Hamilton County schools receive nearly $1 million from Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program for security upgrades, contributing to the state's over $214 million investment in school safety since 2013.

Vigo County lawmakers advocate for the use of the Residential Housing Infrastructure Assistance Program, encouraging communities to apply by Oct. 6 to support local housing development.

A Fort Wayne officer was hospitalized after being stabbed during a domestic dispute, leading to the shooting of a suspect. The officer's condition is serious; the suspect's condition is unknown.

A vehicle crash in Madison County hospitalized two after their car flipped on County Road 67 near Chesterfield; East Madison Fire Territory responded. Causes under investigation.

Indianapolis is expected to experience a day of showers and thunderstorms, with a 90% chance of rain and potential gusty winds. Commuters are advised to plan for a wet journey.

Brownsburg Fire Department won a hoagie building contest at Wawa's grand opening and participated in a Touch-a-Truck event, showing community engagement.

James VanGorder named Indiana's Fire Chief of the Year, acknowledging his leadership at the Zionsville Fire Department.

IMPD officers were involved in a shooting after being called to a threat at a business on E 38th Street. No one was injured, and a suspect was apprehended following the incident. An investigation is underway.

Red Dog Books opens in Lawrence as a nonprofit used bookstore, offering affordable books and community support through "blessing bags" and volunteer opportunities.

Officer Levi App from the Fishers Police Department was recognized for leading the department in OWI arrests in 2024, contributing to the safety of the community.

Knox County schools in Indiana are receiving over $250,000 for safety improvements through a state initiative, part of $27 million in grants for 494 schools. The funds will upgrade security and could help hire resource officers.

Carmel's PorchFest is set for Sept. 21, offering free live music, food, drinks, and a community atmosphere in the Arts & Design District, with a new app to improve the experience.