Indiana Gov. Braun signed two bills by Rep. Lawson to enhance local government accountability and efficiency, increasing appointed officials' standards and raising the threshold for municipal public works projects.

Bedford Recycling's legal battle over a zoning decision in Indiana has seen various rulings, with the state's Supreme Court now considering hearing the case.

Indiana is developing an online agricultural portal to assist farmers and agribusinesses, based on legislation signed by Governor Braun, with the current phase involving public feedback through a survey.

Wayne County Sheriff's Office arrested Davonta Chatman in Richmond for drug offenses, seizing fentanyl, cocaine, and cash. He faces Level 2 felony charges.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun has controversially replaced three elected trustees at Indiana University with conservative appointees, prompting criticism for undermining academic freedom and potentially harming the state's biotech industry.

Indiana State Rep. Carolyn Jackson joins the Midwestern Legislative Conference Energy and Environment Committee to help shape regional environmental policy.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of showers and thunderstorms for Indianapolis, with highs near 80 degrees and persistent unsettled conditions.

Due to financial constraints from legislative changes and depleted COVID funds, Indianapolis Public Schools will start charging for Pre-K in the 2025-26 school year with income-based rates.

The Indiana State Fair announced its "Soundtrack of Summer" concert series with acts like Three Dog Night and Bill Murray's band, featuring various genres and free admission with fair entry.

A multi-car crash near the Indiana State Fairgrounds injured four, including two Noblesville police officers. The SUV driver is critical; the officers, injured but released, were at a graduation event.

Rep. Alex Zimmerman's three public safety bills were ceremonially signed by the Indiana Governor, focusing on driver safety, legal penalties, and protecting minors.

The Indiana Department of Transportation reports that each day in the U.S., approximately 34 people die in drunk-driving accidents, highlighting the preventable nature of these fatalities.

Indiana Governor ceremonially signed SEA 461, sponsored by Rep. Baird, strengthening grain industry oversight and farmer protection through licensing reforms and Grain Indemnity Fund enhancements.