Sen. Niezgodski discussed the careful consideration of Senate Bill 248 after a committee meeting, emphasizing the role of collaboration in assessing its impact.

CBU is enhancing its Financial Assistance Program to help more community members facing financial struggles, allowing continuous aid without repayment gaps, and easing the eligibility process.

Plainfield invites fathers and daughters to a Daddy Daughter Dance at the Richard A. Carlucci Center on February 28 for an evening of food, music, and dancing. Registration is required at $30/person by February 21.

Carmel Police Department warns against distracted driving, emphasizing the risks of phone use while driving and urging drivers to focus solely on the road.

Sen. Mike Bohacek proposes Senate Bill 290 in Indiana to raise the age of consent, targeting relationships between adults over 24 and 16-year-olds, aiming to strengthen protection against sexual predators.

State Sen. Dan Dernulc supports Gov. Braun's focus on affordability and public safety and outlines his own legislative plans to address utility costs, permits, and social issues in Indiana.

Senate President Bray praised Indiana's progress in economic development and education reform, crediting Governor Braun and discussing collaboration on further improvements.

State Sen. Ron Alting is advocating for the repair and reopening of the historical State Road 225 bridge in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. INDOT will soon bid out the repair work.

State Rep. David Abbott introduces bills aiming to ensure safety for Hoosiers partaking in water sports on public lakes by setting guidelines for high-wake sports and motorboat towing.

Indiana Governor Eric Braun discussed the state's economic progress and future plans, with Speaker Huston lauding the achievements and the focus on affordability in the legislative agenda.

Indianapolis forecasts frigid weather with a snow chance and sub-zero wind chills as a cold front moves in, according to the National Weather Service.

IMPD uses social media to promote diverse career paths within its department, emphasizing growth opportunities without job-hopping, and is actively recruiting for long-term careers on its force.

Alec Hegge of Pendleton received a 91-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to multiple child exploitation charges, as detailed by the Fishers Police Department.