Indiana House Republicans propose an amendment to Senate Bill 1, aiming to cut property taxes for homeowners by $1.1 billion through credits starting in 2026, additional relief for seniors and veterans, and long-term property tax system reform.

An infant died after a dog attack in Jackson County; emergency services attempted life-saving efforts, but the child later passed away at the hospital.

Indiana House Republicans have proposed an amendment to Senate Bill 1 to cut property taxes, intending to save citizens $1.1 billion over three years.

Mayor Sue Finkam of Carmel declared a Local Disaster Emergency to aid recovery following a tornado, highlighting efforts to streamline rebuilding and ensure safety.

Emergency services in Brownsburg, Indiana, are responding to a destructive tornado by clearing debris and dealing with aftermath issues. Commuters are cautioned about ongoing cleanup and road closures.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita's April Fools' joke involving replacing his office flag with the Progress Pride Flag drew criticism from Pride Lafayette, which demanded an apology.

Monroe County is under an Areal Flood Watch, with residents advised to prepare for potential flooding by planning safe routes, securing homes, and assembling emergency kits.

An Evansville man, Marquell T. Lockridge, received a two-year federal prison sentence for having an illegal gun and Oxycodone, followed by three years of supervised release.

Central Indiana faces severe weather with heavy rain, potential floods, and strong winds, as per NWS Indianapolis. A flood watch and wind advisory are in effect, urging caution and preparedness.

Indiana's Senate Bill 287, sponsored by Rep. J.D. Prescott, passed the House, aims to increase transparency in school board elections by requiring candidates to disclose political affiliations and addressing compensation and vacancies.

Lawrence will face traffic disturbances from mid-April due to INDOT's Pendleton Pike Progress project closing eastbound 56th Street for realignment until June 2025.

A 16-year-old was arrested for the January homicide of Rodney Nixon Jr. in Indianapolis. The investigation is ongoing amidst a citywide increase in gun violence.

Storms in Indiana caused two deaths, damage across counties, and a semi-trailer overturning. Surveys of the affected areas by the National Weather Service are planned.