Indiana's HB 1075 may offer property tax relief for seniors and disabled veterans, aiming for a 100% tax credit for homeowners over 65 by 2030 and raising veterans' tax deductions to $50,000.

The Indiana Statehouse begins its 2025 legislative session with a focus on engaging the public and addressing issues impacting daily life, including budget considerations.

Senator David Niezgodski criticizes Governor Mike Braun's Indiana budget proposal and Senate Bill 2, highlighting concerns over its potential negative effects on low-income families' access to health care.

Indiana State Senators Rodney Pol Jr. and Greg Walker proposed bipartisan childcare support bills, focusing on paid family leave and tax credits for new families.

Indiana Senate Democrats criticize Governor Braun's move to eliminate DEI initiatives, emphasizing the negative impact on the state's growth and values.

Indianapolis Council expressed concerns over the DPW's snowstorm response, challenging its focus on connector streets over residential roads and not calling out contractors, leaving many streets unplowed.

IMPD arrested two men, Love and Scott, for an armed robbery at a Burger King and a subsequent car chase, with multiple charges including robbery and resisting law enforcement.

A single-car rollover crash on I-65 in Tippecanoe County killed a Chicago woman; the driver was arrested for DUI.

The Frankfort Parks Department is investigating after a deer and two chickens were found dead at TPA Park Zoo. The city is assisting and reviewing animal care policies.

Senator Mark Spencer addresses an accounting error that led to misallocated wagering tax revenues in Indiana, affecting Gary, East Chicago, and Michigan City.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts diverse weather for Central Indiana, including freezing fog, rain, snow, and sub-zero temperatures for the upcoming week.

Carmel announced its 2025 construction plans, featuring projects to improve traffic, stormwater systems, and pathways for biking and walking, with major work on College Avenue and Hazel Dell Parkway.

Indiana Senate Bill 176, supported by Senate Minority Leader Shelli Yoder, aims to alleviate the nursing shortage by enabling high school students to earn nursing credits.