Indiana House Bill 1149, sponsored by a lawmaker-farmer, aims to create an online agricultural resources portal to simplify access to regulations, funding, and data for local agriculturists.

Illinois man Mekyell Brown-Champion was arrested after a car chase on I-65 starting from a reported robbery in Scott County, Indiana. The pursuit ended with a PIT maneuver by Indiana State Police.

Indianapolis faces a mix of wintry weather, including flurries, snow, and rain, with fluctuating temperatures and gusty winds, as per the National Weather Service.

Orlando Mitchell's trial begins, facing charges for fatally shooting Krystal Walton and allegedly strangling a sheriff's deputy in separate incidents.

A woman died in a single-vehicle crash in Indianapolis when her SUV overturned after failing to navigate a sharp turn. IMPD is investigating; toxicology results are pending. No other vehicles were involved.

A woman was killed and a man hospitalized after their car hit a power pole and overturned on Indianapolis's east side. The driver's condition is awake and breathing; investigations are ongoing.

Officer William Vernon of Sheridan Police faces a felony charge after a bullet he test-fired struck a home. He is suspended and awaits a trial set for June 25.

Hamilton County has launched a virtual Youth Mental Health First Aid program to help individuals address mental health or substance use challenges among youth.

Bloomington launches an e-Bike Voucher Program offering up to $2,000 incentives for low-income residents to buy e-bikes, aiming to reduce emissions and traffic.

Three individuals were sentenced to over 16 years in prison for a mail theft and bank fraud operation in Indianapolis involving stolen USPS collection box keys and postal arrow keys.

Rep. Steuerwald has introduced a bill in Indiana to offer scholarships to law students who commit to serving as public attorneys in rural areas facing a lawyer shortage.

An Indianapolis man was sentenced to 3 years probation for creating and selling over 30,000 fake IDs and engaging in money laundering, with his activities earning him 14 Bitcoin.

Twenty-nine individuals were sentenced for operating an armed drug ring, distributing meth and fentanyl in Southern Indiana, with 378 combined years in federal prison.