Severe weather in Indiana led to power outages affecting 75,000 AES Indiana customers and nearly 97,000 Duke Energy customers. Crews worked to restore power, with a local disaster declaration aiding recovery efforts.

Indiana's General Assembly approved a bill supporting Fort Wayne's Veterans National Memorial Shrine and Museum, particularly helping establish a columbarium for veterans by waiving a mandatory fee.

Mayor Sue Finkam of Carmel declared a Local Disaster Emergency to aid recovery following a tornado, highlighting efforts to streamline rebuilding and ensure safety.

Brownsburg, Indiana celebrates its tenth year as a Tree City USA, recognized for its commitment to urban forestry by planting and caring for public trees, investing in green initiatives, and enhancing quality of life.

The Indiana Senate passed a bill to regulate transgender athlete participation in collegiate sports, which now awaits the governor's approval. The bill seeks to bar biological males from women's sports in post-secondary institutions.

Emergency services in Brownsburg, Indiana, are responding to a destructive tornado by clearing debris and dealing with aftermath issues. Commuters are cautioned about ongoing cleanup and road closures.

The Bloomington Community Farmers' Market opens for its 51st season on April 5, with parking details and new community initiatives announced, also noting Griffy Lake's Boathouse season start.

Kyla Wolfe is interning for State Rep. Bruce Borders during the Indiana legislative session, combining her Purdue University studies with practical legislative experience at the statehouse.

State Rep. Rowray sponsors a bill easing requirements for Indiana child welfare workers to address the deficit of over 1,300 positions in the Department of Child Services.

DeBaun Funeral Homes was honored for 100 years of service in Terre Haute, with recognition from State Rep. Heaton for its long-standing community commitment and compassionate care.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita's April Fools' joke involving replacing his office flag with the Progress Pride Flag drew criticism from Pride Lafayette, which demanded an apology.

A fire in Martinsville resulted in one death and one critical injury; authorities are investigating the cause. Firefighters and multiple agencies responded to the incident.

State Road 39 in Martinsville will experience delays due to signal modification and pavement rehabilitation by E&B Paving, starting March 31 with expected completion by late October.