USDA Provides Low-Interest Loans to Indiana Farmers for Tornado Recovery in Greene County and Surrounding Areas
USDA offers low-interest loans to Indiana farmers for tornado recovery, covering repairs or replacement of assets, with a deadline of March 9, 2026, for application submissions.
Senator Roger Marshall Visits Johnson County, KS, to Witness Mental Health Care Advancements at Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic
Senator Roger Marshall visited the Johnson County Mental Health Center, now a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, which aims to improve mental health and substance use disorder care.
Anderson, Indiana Gears Up for Community Block Party Featuring Police, Firefighters, and Family Fun
The Anderson Police Department is hosting a community block party at May Park, featuring free food, inflatable activities, a petting zoo, nonprofit booths, a splash pad, fire trucks, and a K9 demonstration.
State Rep. Beau Baird to Play Key Roles in Indiana's Environmental and Agricultural Interim Study Committees
Indiana Rep. Beau Baird is appointed to several interim study committees, including vice chair for Environmental Affairs, and will focus on balancing environmental stewardship with rural growth.
State Rep. Dave Hall of Norman Joins Indiana's Energy Study Committee to Address State's Growing Power Needs
State Rep. Dave Hall joins Indiana's energy study committee to address and innovate the state’s growing energy needs during summer and fall sessions, with a focus on maintaining reliability and affordability.
Rep. Matt Lehman Gears Up for Intensive Summer Study Committees Focusing on Health Care Costs in Indiana
State Rep. Matt Lehman is appointed to several interim committees, including one focused on health care industry concentration, to address rising costs and prepare for next year's session.
Parents of 'Baby Hope' Identified After 31 Years, Franklin Community Edges Toward Closure in 1994 Cold Case
Parents of "Baby Hope," a newborn found dead in 1994, were identified as Cheryl D. Larson, now deceased, and Paul R. Shepherd. DNA technology aided in the identification. Charges may still be filed if new information emerges.












