The Indiana Fever launches the "Now You Know" campaign entering the 2025 WNBA season, highlighting their ambition and showcasing new star players, with games receiving unprecedented national TV exposure.

Indiana passes a law that will reduce property taxes by $1.3 billion, starting with a 10% credit in 2026, benefiting homeowners, seniors, veterans, and farmers.

Indiana's new law, co-authored by Rep. Borders, aims to manage energy generation costs and promotes small modular reactors for reliable power, heading to the governor for approval.

Indiana co-authored legislation for sustainable energy, including small modular nuclear reactors and tax credits, awaits the governor's signature. It aims to meet energy needs without burdening residents with high costs.

The Indy Ignite qualified for the PVF playoffs after defeating the San Diego Mojo, overcoming a five-match losing streak and securing the fourth seed for the postseason.

A $50,000 Powerball Double Play ticket was sold at a Casey's gas station in Decatur, Indiana; the winning numbers were 12-20-26-38-40 with Powerball 5.

A Mooresville officer was hit by a vehicle during a high-speed chase while deploying a tire deflation device. The suspect drove a Dodge Charger with a false plate and had earlier evaded another pursuit.

IMPD investigates a fatal crash on Indianapolis' east side; at least one person confirmed dead, details are limited, and an investigation is ongoing. Emphasis placed on seatbelt use after victims were ejected from the vehicle.

Lawrence police responded to an armed person report, with an officer shooting the suspect, who is now stable. A separate incident saw Indiana State Police fatally shoot a charging suspect, officer on leave, both incidents under investigation.

The National Weather Service provides a detailed weather forecast for Indianapolis, predicting variable conditions with chances of showers and thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures and wind speeds throughout the coming days.

Senator Rodney Pol voted against the Indiana state budget, which he believes fails to address the needs of ordinary Hoosiers, including issues with public education funding and child care accessibility.

State Sen. David Niezgodski praised the Indiana General Assembly's legislative achievements, including a budget addressing Hoosier needs and district-specific developments.

Mayor Deb Whitfield's State of the City Address highlighted the "Live Longer in Lawrence" health initiative and honored the Lawrence North High School Girls Basketball team's championship win.