Donte Roney, 19, was arrested for a shooting on I-70, leaving one woman critically injured and a man hurt. He faces charges including attempted murder.

The Bloomington Fire Department incorporates advanced telemedicine tech in its MIH program, enhancing emergency medical assessments, supported by an Indiana grant and partnership with Tech4Life.

Bloomington offers a free sustainability workshop on waste reduction, water conservation, and handling hazardous materials, aimed at saving money and the environment.

Three individuals were sentenced to over 16 years in prison for a mail theft and bank fraud operation in Indianapolis involving stolen USPS collection box keys and postal arrow keys.

State Rep. Matt Lehman is hosting town halls on Feb 8 to discuss Indiana's legislative direction and proposed legislation with constituents at various local venues.

Indiana's House has passed a bill ensuring confidentiality for first responders seeking mental health support post-crisis, now proceeding to the Senate.

The Indiana House approved legislation to join the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact, aimed at improving access to dental care, especially in rural areas.

State Rep. Cindy Ledbetter authored a resolution during American Heart Month to increase awareness of women's heart health, as cardiovascular disease affects nearly 45% of U.S. women over 20.

Rep. Steuerwald has introduced a bill in Indiana to offer scholarships to law students who commit to serving as public attorneys in rural areas facing a lawyer shortage.

Indiana's Senate Bill 95, aiming to improve police retention, passes the Senate and moves to the House. Authored by Sen. Gary Byrne, it allows reimbursement of training costs if officers leave within three years.

Sen. Spencer Deery amends Senate Bill 4, enhancing water protection by tightening regulations on pipelines and ensuring more projects face environmental scrutiny in Indiana.

Indiana Sen. Scott Baldwin introduced a bill, Senate Bill 281, to prevent the expungement of violent crime convictions to improve public and police safety.

The Senate Committee on Public Policy approved a bill allowing wine dealers in California to deliver wine to customers, aligning it with beer and liquor distribution.