Indiana House Republicans seek interns for the 2026 session, inviting students and graduates for paid, full-time positions to learn about state governance.

Indiana House Republicans are seeking interns for the 2026 legislative session, offering paid, full-time positions that provide valuable, hands-on experience in state government.

Indiana legislators announce the allocation of Secured School Safety Grant Program funds for local educational institutions, aimed at enhancing school security measures and creating safer learning environments.

Indiana secured a $6.4 billion deal with Taiwan for corn and soybean exports, boosting its agriculture sector and solidifying international trade relationships.

Woman dies after an early morning shooting in an Indianapolis apartment, with IMPD investigating a possible domestic dispute. No suspect in custody.

Three people were injured in a late-night shooting in Indianapolis; all are stable. The incident followed a disturbance in a residence. No arrests have been made, and IMPD seeks community assistance.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory in parts of Indiana, cautioning reduced visibility and advising safe driving practices. Clear skies are forecasted following the fog.

A Silver Alert is issued for missing 15-year-old Bobby Johnson in Indianapolis, with authorities citing he may be in extreme danger and require medical assistance.

Gibson County schools in Indiana have been awarded over $326,000 for security improvements through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program. State Reps. Ledbetter and Hostettler support the grants aimed at enhancing campus security.

Warrick County schools receive $185,000 from Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program for security improvements, part of a $27 million statewide initiative.

Washington County schools in Indiana have received over $162,000 in state safety grants, with the statewide program distributing $27 million to enhance security in 494 schools.

Indiana schools receive over $344,000 in security funding for safety enhancements, including tech upgrades and support services, as part of a statewide safety initiative.

Dubois County schools received over $220,000 in state funds for security upgrades, with grants given to several local schools to improve safety measures and add resource officers.