Andrea Hunley criticizes the passage of Indiana's Senate Bill 518, expressing concern over its impact on school funding and urging community engagement as the bill moves to the House.

The Indianapolis Zoo announced the birth of a new baby orangutan, a step forward for the conservation of these endangered apes.

Andrea Gibbs was fatally struck in a hit-and-run in Indianapolis; suspect Jazz Drane was arrested and charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death.

Colin Harris, an intern at the Indiana Statehouse, is gaining experience during the 2025 session, mentored by the Senate Majority Caucus. He holds degrees from Indiana University and comes from Spencer, Indiana.

DePauw University junior Benjamin Gale interns with the Indiana Senate Majority Caucus, participating in bill analysis and policy research during the legislative session.

A fire caused by an overloaded power strip extensively damaged the Church of the Living God in east Indianapolis. No injuries were reported, and firefighters saved a 50-year-old organ.

IMPD arrested Mekhi Bryant, 20, linking him to four shootings in Indianapolis after finding forensic evidence and witness testimony. He faces weapon and assault charges.

Snowmobile crash in Whitely County, Indiana, results in the death of 44-year-old Robert Baker and one juvenile.

A Bedford firefighter died in a single-vehicle crash due to slick road conditions, with the community mourning the loss of the respected fireman and EMT.

Semi trucks caught fire at an Indianapolis warehouse; no injuries reported and the blaze was controlled swiftly by responding firefighters. The cause is under investigation.

A local man, Michael Hanthorne, died following arrest in Frankfort, facing multiple charges, including a warrant and drug offenses. An investigation into his death is ongoing.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun reassures the public about avian flu monitoring, with multiple agencies involved and no human cases reported despite the virus affecting over ten farms and six million birds.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita warns IMPD and IPS of legal action if they don't fully cooperate with ICE, clashing with their intent to focus on community relations and student protection over immigration enforcement.