State Rep. Beau Baird joined US Secretary of Energy and EPA Administrator in Indianapolis to propose rolling back the 2009 Endangerment Finding to save billions annually. Critics argue it's a step back in climate change efforts.

Reps. Sweet and Snow from Indiana are set to join interim study committees examining government efficiency and educational funding, aiming to shape upcoming legislation.

Fitzgerald’s Lunch House in Lawrence named a top US sandwich shop by Yelp, noted for its popular "Rooster" sandwich, alongside Oh Mamma's in South Bend.

New Indiana laws in effect include healthcare price transparency, Medicaid fraud crackdown, budget allocations for education and public safety, and a ban on biological males in collegiate women's sports.

Indiana lawmakers pass new laws on energy using SMRs, healthcare cost transparency, budget discipline, education funding, and fairness in women's sports.

State Rep. Tim Yocum highlights new Indiana laws focusing on tax cuts, education funding, and women's sports integrity, with a conservative governance approach.

The NWS issued a Heat Advisory in Indianapolis for high heat index values, cautioning against heat-related illnesses and advising precautions. Later, potential severe thunderstorms and weather instability are expected.

IMPD arrested a man for a 2021 homicide where the victim was found dead in a burned vehicle. The case progressed after new information was provided by witnesses.

Indianapolis man Demarcus McCloud received an 8-year prison sentence for setting fire to an IndyGo bus and station, with additional supervised release and a restitution order of over $1.79 million.

Lawrence joins the National League of Cities' Community Health Accelerator program to enhance public health with partners like local schools and health networks.

Fort Ben Library in Lawrence, Indiana offers a cool refuge as a designated cooling station during a heat advisory with temperatures reaching up to 105°F.

State Rep. Stephen Bartels focuses on public safety and government efficiency in Indiana, serving on several interim committees with a pragmatic approach. His work aims to shape effective legislation for the state.

The Indianapolis Colts have extended offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann's contract for four years, with a $100 million value including $60 million guaranteed.