Carmel, Indiana, is rated #1 Best Place to Live in the state and excels in family life and schools, also ranking 2nd Best Suburb in America and 7th nationally by Niche.com for 2025.

Seymour woman dies after a traffic collision with a box truck; impairment tests pending, but not believed to be a factor. Traffic disrupted for hours.

The BMCHRC inspired local students with their Human Rights Art & Essay Contest themed on diversity, with winners from various schools showcasing their skills and perspectives on inclusion.

BMCHRC seeks nominations for their annual Human Rights Award, celebrating local contributions to civil rights. Deadline for submissions is May 1, 2025.

Interrogation and confession tapes of Richard Allen, accused in the Delphi murders, have been made public, revealing details of his interactions with police and calls with his wife, despite his claims of innocence during initial interrogations.

Rep. Elizabeth Rowray sponsors a bill to enable Alexandria, Indiana, to annex land and develop an industrial park, aiming to attract businesses and boost local economy.

Indiana officials passed legislation to manage water resources, including provisions for construction permits and protecting local supplies amid development.

Niko Cabela interned for State Rep. Jim Pressel, gaining experience in Indiana’s legislative process after graduating from Purdue University Northwest.

Nikeshia Fomby appointed as Bloomington's new Public Engagement Director to enhance citizen involvement in governance.

Indiana University student Cameron Andrews interns at the Indiana House of Representatives, working with Rep. Ed Soliday and learning about governance.

Ben Olson interns with State Rep. Kendell Culp at the Indiana Statehouse, gaining legislative experience and building connections for his future career.

Blink-182 is set to perform at Ruoff Music Center on September 17, bringing their "Missionary Impossible Tour" which includes their latest album "One More Time" and Alkaline Trio. Tickets go on sale on April 11.

The Indianapolis City-County Council approved a $66 million project to revitalize the historic Old City Hall, despite Councilor Jesse Brown's dissent over funding concerns related to developer's political donations.