Indiana State Reps. J.D. Prescott and Elizabeth Rowray highlight new state laws affecting collegiate sports, tax cuts, healthcare cost transparency, and property tax relief.

Sophie Cunningham of Indiana Fever was fined $500 by the WNBA for a TikTok post mocking referees, fueling ongoing criticisms of the league's officiating.

Gold Shift-Engine 3 firefighters visited Bloomington Animal Care, where they met two animals in need of homes, a cat named Goo Goo Doll and a dog named Vivian.

An IMPD officer rescued a child from a hot car, highlighted in a video on their Facebook page. The department provided safety tips and encouraged public vigilance to prevent such dangerous situations.

New Indiana laws aim to enhance education funding, school safety, simplify child care licensing, and improve parental involvement in athletics, all while maintaining a strong credit rating and delivering tax cuts.

Central Indiana is under a Heat Advisory with potential heat indices up to 108, alongside risks of isolated thunderstorms and severe weather through the weekend.

Bloomington celebrates the 35th anniversary of the ADA with an event that includes education, activities, and community resource sharing on accessibility and inclusion.

Lawrence celebrates National Night Out on August 5, 2025, with events across the city to enhance community-police relations and neighborhood camaraderie.

Rep. Ben Smaltz is examining municipal election costs and turnout on Indiana's Interim Study Committee on Elections. He aims to address voter participation and fiscal efficiency ahead of the legislative session.

Indiana representatives Commons and Culp highlight new state laws addressing property tax relief, agricultural efficiency, and public safety, effective July 1.

Hoosier lawmakers introduced laws affecting agriculture, energy, women's sports, and healthcare costs, which took effect on July 1. These include creating a farmer's portal and incentives for nuclear reactors.

Lawrence Police mingled at Indiana Black Expo, focusing on community ties, recruitment, and fostering diversity within the force. Mayor Whitfield showed support at the event.

The Lawrence Community Center hosted a Back to School Celebration with food, school supplies, clothing vouchers, and a fashion show to support local students and families.