CRG to open a two-story restaurant in Fishers District with a fine-dining restaurant upstairs and a casual bar downstairs, while Flower Child plans a new location there among other eateries and businesses.

Residents of Bloomington can engage with local leaders at the Traveling Town Hall on January 26, with opportunities to ask questions and receive updates on city initiatives.

Sundays Nail Spa opens on Pendleton Pike, joining other recent business openings like bakeries and unique eateries, enhancing the area's commercial growth.

The Fort Ben Farmers Market in Lawrence is accepting applications for its 2026 season, offering opportunities for vendors, young entrepreneurs, and food trucks to participate in the community event.

Former Richmond City Employees Federal Credit Union CEO Daniel Johnson was sentenced to two years for bank fraud involving $300,000, followed by supervised release and ordered to pay restitution.

The article details Indianapolis's overcast weather, with temperature at 41°F and a high near 61°F, along with isolated showers and potential thunderstorms forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Indiana Rep. Kyle Pierce introduces HB 1217 to regulate payment stablecoins, ensuring issuers are licensed and meet state standards for consumer security.

State Rep. Julie Olthoff sponsors a resolution to rename a U.S. Highway 30 section after late Sgt. William Gilbert Paterson, who died on duty in 1994.

State Rep. Garrett Bascom has proposed renaming two bridges in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, after local Vietnam War soldiers Lary D. Fogle and Thomas G. Denning, in House Concurrent Resolution 5.

State Rep. Peggy Mayfield has proposed renaming a section of SR 45 after late Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight, reflecting his storied legacy at IU.

State Rep. Craig Haggard authored bills to penalize the creation and distribution of deepfake explicit content, enhancing legal measures against digital privacy violations.

Indiana House invites 13-18-year-olds to join the 2026 Page Program, offering an insight into the legislative process, as announced by State Rep. Beau Baird. Applications are open and include excused school absence.

Indiana's House Bill 1251, introduced by Representative Tim O'Brien, aims to define EMS as essential, addressing service gaps, especially in rural areas, and mandates solutions for coverage.