A 12-year-old girl is charged with felony counts for cutting a classmate with a razor blade at Southport’s Sixth Grade Academy, an incident resulting in injuries requiring stitches.

IPS is switching to e-learning due to teacher absences, coinciding with a protest for education reforms. The school year is also extended by one day to meet state requirements.

Two Fishers natives, Emily Boezeman and Marielle McConnell, are interning at the Indiana Statehouse, aiding legislators like House Speaker Huston during the legislative session.

Indianapolis experienced frost on a chilly Saturday morning with a Freeze Warning in effect. The weather improved later, but the weekly forecast suggested changeable conditions, including rain and potential thunderstorms.

Senator Niezgodski reacts to Indiana's proposed Senate budget amendment, supporting its balance and reserves but criticizes underfunding of critical programs. He remains committed to pushing for amendments that benefit Hoosiers.

Indianapolis police arrested suspect Brandon Rivers for shooting a woman, who is now stable, with charges including battery and unlawful handgun possession.

Indianapolis experiences patchy fog clearing to a mostly sunny day with a high near 62°F. The weather remains cool with night lows around 37°F, and a weekend that gradually warms up despite the possibility of patchy frost.

The BMCHRC inspired local students with their Human Rights Art & Essay Contest themed on diversity, with winners from various schools showcasing their skills and perspectives on inclusion.

BMCHRC seeks nominations for their annual Human Rights Award, celebrating local contributions to civil rights. Deadline for submissions is May 1, 2025.

Rep. Elizabeth Rowray sponsors a bill to enable Alexandria, Indiana, to annex land and develop an industrial park, aiming to attract businesses and boost local economy.

Nikeshia Fomby appointed as Bloomington's new Public Engagement Director to enhance citizen involvement in governance.

Indiana will host a nuclear energy retreat this summer, involving state officials and national organizations, to focus on education and development, backed by Gov. Mike Braun.

Carmel announces spring 2025 infrastructure projects focusing on improving road conditions, traffic flow, and pedestrian safety, including roundabouts and path construction.