Orlando Mitchell received a 66-year sentence for murdering his ex-girlfriend, Krystal Walton, and for an invasion of privacy charge. He also faces charges for the death of Deputy John Durm.

Purdue junior Emily Gebhardt interns at the Indiana Statehouse with State Rep. Chris Jeter, focusing on communications and engaging in legislative processes.

A resolution to impose term limits on U.S. Congress members, backed by Indiana voters, is headed to the governor after being advanced by State Rep. Matt Commons.

Indiana's Senate Bill 287, sponsored by Rep. J.D. Prescott, passed the House, aims to increase transparency in school board elections by requiring candidates to disclose political affiliations and addressing compensation and vacancies.

Myah Yax interns with State Rep. Manning, handling constituent correspondence and observing legislative proceedings while studying at Purdue University.

Lawrence will face traffic disturbances from mid-April due to INDOT's Pendleton Pike Progress project closing eastbound 56th Street for realignment until June 2025.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has completed a $60.5 million renovation and will reopen on April 2, featuring interactive displays and immersive experiences.

A 16-year-old was arrested for the January homicide of Rodney Nixon Jr. in Indianapolis. The investigation is ongoing amidst a citywide increase in gun violence.

Indiana considers banning all marijuana advertising, with the possibility of fines and enforcement by the attorney general if an amendment to Senate Bill 73 passes.

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith faced heated debates at a town hall in Franklin over educational vouchers and healthcare, with residents challenging his policies.

A major closure at East Washington Street and State Avenue for water main relocation is expected to last eight days, impacting local traffic and businesses in preparation for the IndyGo Blue Line project.

Storms in Indiana caused two deaths, damage across counties, and a semi-trailer overturning. Surveys of the affected areas by the National Weather Service are planned.

A Powerball ticket worth $50,000 was sold in Indianapolis at Tobacco Road, with the jackpot now at $20 million. Winners are advised to seek financial guidance and secure tickets.