Indiana farmers are worried about tariffs affecting their livelihoods, with temporary pauses providing insufficient comfort. They seek urgent federal action to resolve trade tensions impacting exports and prices.

Carroll County and Delphi, Indiana, receive nearly $3 million for road and bridge improvements from the state's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.

A police investigation is underway after a video showing a woman and girl beating an 8th grader on a Warren Township school bus went viral. The district and police are investigating, and charges have been filed against the assailants.

Two people died in a collision between a Jeep Wrangler and a Nissan Xterra near Lapel, Madison County, with two others seriously injured. The Nissan driver likely caused the crash by failing to yield.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts a mix of rain and snow with temperatures around 34-44°F today, and a sunny weekend with highs of 45-55°F.

Indiana is allocating over $2.9 million for local road and bridge updates through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, with a focus on supporting economies and school transportation.

Indiana Senate District 28 is set to receive a nearly $6 million funding boost for road and bridge improvements under the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.

Senate District 1 in Indiana receives nearly $5.5 million from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program for road and bridge improvements, announced by State Sen. Dan Dernulc.

Indiana's property tax debate heats up, with numerous citizens and legislators discussing the impact of proposed legislation on schools and local communities.

Indiana State Sen. Spencer Deery hosted students as Senate pages, offering them direct experience of the legislative process at the Statehouse during winter months.

Indiana Senate Bill 518 proposes using local property taxes to fund charter schools, according to State Sen. Aaron Freeman, aiming to ensure equal funding for students regardless of school choice.

Indiana University paused all fraternity and sorority events on its Bloomington campus due to health and safety concerns, with plans to lift the suspension on March 24.

Fishers introduced an Aging & Wellness Task Force aiming to boost services for seniors, potentially including a new facility, as part of its broader health initiative.