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.

A man was found dead from apparent trauma inside an Indianapolis apartment near the State Fairgrounds, prompting a homicide investigation. No signs of forced entry were evident.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed 19 executive orders calling for deregulation, a return of state employees to offices, and halted state DEI initiatives.

A juvenile was shot at an Indianapolis apartment complex; IMPD is seeking witnesses as the shooting appears intentional. The victim is stable and no arrests have been made.

Eleven individuals received a combined 123 years in prison for operating a drug ring linked to a Mexican cartel, distributing methamphetamine and fentanyl in the Midwest.

House Speaker Todd Huston presents Indiana House Republicans' agenda focusing on taxpayer protection, government streamlining, and empowering residents ahead of the legislative session.

Indiana's Senate Committee unanimously approves the expansion of the Lifeline Law, advocating for legal immunity for minors in alcohol-related emergencies. The bill, backed by student collaboration, promotes proactive life-saving actions among youth.

State Rep. Chris Campbell introduces bills focused on health care improvements, with legislation on medical cost containment, transgender youth rights, and addiction recovery oversight among others.

Indiana Sen. Deery's bill to prevent overfishing in state waterways passes the Senate Committee, garnering bipartisan support and aiming to protect aquatic life from net fishing practices.

State Sen. Gary Byrne has introduced Senate Bill 289 in Indiana, requiring schools and agencies to publish educational materials online for transparency on what is taught, particularly about nondiscrimination and related topics.