Indiana awards $2.1 million for Clinton County's infrastructure, with road and bridge projects funded by the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.

Sen. Schmitt explains the pivotal role of committees in shaping legislation, detailing their process of filtering and refining bills before they reach the Senate floor.

Two people died in a collision between a Jeep Wrangler and a Nissan Xterra near Lapel, Madison County, with two others seriously injured. The Nissan driver likely caused the crash by failing to yield.

Indiana faces potential closure of three federal buildings as cost-saving measures, despite local representatives and real estate experts arguing against the move due to economic and strategic concerns.

Indiana House unanimously passed Bill 1012, which requires law enforcement to notify property owners of damage from vehicular accidents, especially on farmland. The bill moves to the Senate.

An Angola High School student participated in Indiana's Senate page program, getting a firsthand experience of state government operations at the Statehouse.

The local prosecutor decided not to charge the shooter in a fatal incident at an Amazon facility, ruling it as self-defense. The shooter tried to disengage before firing at the deceased, Isaac Riley.

Carmel earns the 2025 Geotab Innovation Award for Fleet Sustainability, celebrated for using connected vehicle technology to improve their Street Department operations and sustainability efforts.

Two people were injured in a north Indianapolis shooting; another east side shooting, initially thought self-inflicted, left Rodolfo Hernandez dead. Investigations are ongoing.

A juvenile was critically injured after their car hit a tree and split in two in Fort Wayne; speed is a confirmed factor as police investigate potential substance involvement.

A turkey caused a traffic jam on County Line Road, amusing commuters and prompting intervention by the Marion County Sheriff's Office, which was shared on social media. The bird was relocated to a farm.

Mexican national Juan Garcia Xinol pled guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S. after removal, facing up to two years in prison, with a sentencing date set for May 23, 2025.

Local Indiana students served as Senate pages following State Sen. Brett Clark's invitation, experiencing state government firsthand at the Statehouse.