ICE seized over 300 pounds of cocaine in Putnam County, with Rep. Baird commending the effort and emphasizing the fight against drug trafficking by illegal aliens.

Residents of Bloomington can engage with local leaders at the Traveling Town Hall on January 26, with opportunities to ask questions and receive updates on city initiatives.

Indiana House invites 13-18-year-olds to join the 2026 Page Program, offering an insight into the legislative process, as announced by State Rep. Beau Baird. Applications are open and include excused school absence.

The Carmel Police Department has issued safety tips for drivers to protect students with increased foot and bicycle traffic during the new school term.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Indiana collected over $10 million from civil and criminal actions in fiscal year 2025, with proceeds aiding law enforcement and victims.

Lawrence introduces the Forever Young Club at its Community Center, offering free entertainment and wellness activities for those 55+, including Game Days and fitness classes.

Indiana Senate Bill 67, promoting the linkage between public lands and health, passed a committee. It seeks affordable access without new fees, calling for a study on health impacts and strategies for disaster mitigation.

The Carmel Fire Department emphasized the importance of recognizing stroke symptoms through a social media post to educate the public on prompt response and prevention.

The Speedway Fire Department celebrated Battalion Chief Jeff Hartman's 31 years of service on social media, highlighting his dual roles as a firefighter and community leader.

The Marion County Coroner's Office is seeking public help to identify a woman killed on New Year's Day near West 10th and North Bauman St. in Indianapolis.

Fort Wayne Police Department is investigating the death of a woman found unresponsive on East Jefferson Blvd. Identity and cause of death have not been disclosed. Witnesses are encouraged to come forward with information.

The article describes the weather forecast for Indianapolis, predicting mixed conditions with a progression from cloudy to sunny and then potential rain by the end of the week.

The Indiana House Page Program will resume in 2026, offering students aged 13-18 a glimpse into the state government. Participants observe the legislature and meet representatives.