Indiana's Senate unanimously passed a bill to expand broadband access, focusing on infrastructure coordination and underserved areas. The bill moves to the House for consideration.

Emery Todd, a Purdue senior, is interning at the Indiana Senate and impressing State Sen. Greg Walker with his work in tracking bills, constituent services, and legislative research.

Caden Wildey, a finance major from Marian University, is interning with the Indiana Senate Majority Caucus, acquiring governmental experience under State Sen. Michael Crider.

Purdue University Northwest junior Pia Lopez is interning at the Indiana Statehouse, assisting with bill tracking, constituent services, and legislative research.

Indiana House passes Rep. Teshka's bill aiming to enhance K-12 math skills, with measures for advanced placement and numeracy screenings, and teacher program scrutiny.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita sues Dillsboro Emergency Ambulance for inadequate emergency services in Dearborn County, demanding restructuring for improved response times.

DePauw University junior Benjamin Gale interns with the Indiana Senate Majority Caucus, participating in bill analysis and policy research during the legislative session.

A woman was killed in a hit-and-run in downtown Indianapolis, and police are seeking the driver responsible for the incident at West Michigan and North Illinois streets.

A fire caused by an overloaded power strip extensively damaged the Church of the Living God in east Indianapolis. No injuries were reported, and firefighters saved a 50-year-old organ.

IMPD arrested Mekhi Bryant, 20, linking him to four shootings in Indianapolis after finding forensic evidence and witness testimony. He faces weapon and assault charges.

Central Indiana faces continuous cold and light snow, with wind chill values dropping below zero. The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts a chance of snow and bitter cold temperatures, with some improvement expected by the weekend.

Mekhi Bryant, 20, was arrested by IMPD for his alleged involvement in multiple shootings in Indianapolis, facing charges including Battery with a Deadly Weapon.

Richmond Police seek 72-year-old Thomas Antrim for questioning in a battery with a deadly weapon case, cautioning the public he may be armed and dangerous.