Indiana is allocating over $2.9 million for local road and bridge updates through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, with a focus on supporting economies and school transportation.

Senate District 1 in Indiana receives nearly $5.5 million from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program for road and bridge improvements, announced by State Sen. Dan Dernulc.

Indiana's property tax debate heats up, with numerous citizens and legislators discussing the impact of proposed legislation on schools and local communities.

Indiana University paused all fraternity and sorority events on its Bloomington campus due to health and safety concerns, with plans to lift the suspension on March 24.

Fishers introduced an Aging & Wellness Task Force aiming to boost services for seniors, potentially including a new facility, as part of its broader health initiative.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reopens after a two-year renovation featuring new state-of-the-art exhibits, the Starting Line Experience, and educational interactive displays.

The City of Lawrence introduces the Neighborhood Hub, a program to support local associations by providing resources and fostering engagement with city services to promote community unity, safety, and participation.

A juvenile was detained in Bartholomew County for threatening a school, leading to a swift investigation and collaboration between the sheriff's department and school officials to ensure safety.

Nine Marion County Sheriff's Office members completed their Peer Support Team training, enhancing mental health support for law enforcement in the community.

Indianapolis Indians 2025 single-game tickets are now on sale, with a variety of themed games and discounts available throughout the season. Fans can purchase tickets online, by phone, or at the Victory Field Box Office.

Indiana's Senate reached its session midpoint with over 500 bills introduced and a 30% approval rate, emphasizing bipartisanship and practical issues such as tax reform and healthcare. The Senate is set to review House bills next.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office celebrates Chief Deputy Reginald Roney, Sr.'s over five decades of service during Black History Month, detailing his career and contributions on social media.

State Sen. Baldwin hosted local students as Senate pages, where they engaged with the legislative process and state government at the Indiana Statehouse.