Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed a new bill aimed at improving K-12 math skills, with provisions for advanced coursework and early numeracy screenings.

Brownsburg is hiring for various positions, from senior planners to interns, across different sectors like planning, public works, and communications.

A man was arrested in connection to a fatal crash in Kansas that killed three family members, facing charges including second-degree murder and aggravated battery.

A man was arrested for a hit-and-run incident in Indianapolis that left a cyclist injured; he faces charges including leaving the scene and obstruction.

Lawrence families prepare for a "Back to School Celebration" at Alexander Park with free supplies, food, games, and a student fashion show to foster community and support students.

"Peace Pop-Up" events in Indianapolis aim to reduce violence through community engagement and resources, amidst a spike in shootings and concern from locals.

The NFHS will introduce a double first base in high school baseball by 2027 to reduce collisions and enhance safety, and has updated related gameplay rules and uniform policies.

Latosha Hall, 45, was arrested in Indianapolis for a carjacking incident where she allegedly assaulted a man and stole his car, leading to a police chase before apprehension. She faces multiple charges.

IMPD arrested John Ellis-Strayhorn for a shooting on July 3 in Indianapolis that injured two. He faces charges including Attempted Murder, with his case ongoing.

Frankfort's Harvard Terrace neighborhood celebrated Independence Day with their annual 4th of July parade, filled with patriotic spirit and community participation.

Claire Swing from South Knox Middle-High School has been awarded the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship, as announced by State Rep. Matt Hostettler. This scholarship supports future teachers in Indiana.

Hancock County Prosecutor Brent Eaton used a Facebook post on July 4th to remind citizens of the sacrifices made for American independence and to honor the ongoing pursuit of liberty and democracy.

Bloomington's City Council is reviewing proposed adjustments to sidewalk snow removal, potentially reducing city plowing routes and increasing homeowners' responsibilities.