Bloomington is combating the emerald ash borer with a $50,000 grant, aiming to inspect and treat over 500 ash trees, educate residents, and replace fallen trees with a diversity of native species.

Major Corey Mims was appointed as the new North District Commander for IMPD, highlighted by Chief Terry for his law enforcement experience and strong community ties.

Indiana Senator J.D. Ford was honored by the Senate with a resolution recognizing his service and pragmatic leadership, highlighting his legislative efforts in healthcare, financial literacy, and mental health resources.

Chicago Bears set to relocate to northern Indiana, with state senators expressing optimism for regional economic growth.

The Anderson Police Department acquired three new Animal Control Vehicles to improve their management and transportation of animals, focusing on animal welfare and the comfort and safety of the animals during transport.

Warren Township pushed the K–5 switch to 2027-28 so classrooms, boundaries and programs can be planned and built; bond-funded projects and community meetings are next.

The Anderson Fire Department completed cold water rescue training to enhance preparedness for winter emergencies, emphasizing timely and efficient rescue techniques.

Anderson, IN, upgrades its public transit with new buses featuring modern amenities. The purchase, partially funded by a federal grant, was announced by Mayor Broderick and includes a free mobile app for riders.

Officer Demetric Smith of the North District IMPD assisted a citizen by jump-starting and fueling his car, an act of kindness recognized by the department and community, earning him the title of Community Service Officer of the Quarter.

Senate Bill 285 would make sleeping on state or local government land a misdemeanor after warnings; it moved out of a House committee amid sharp disagreement over enforcement and shelter capacity.

Rep. Jim Pressel has called for Indiana's IURC to review NIPSCO's rate hikes after constituents faced a 90% bill increase over nine years. He also advocates for House Bill 1002 to set utility performance benchmarks.

Indiana State Reps. Ireland and McGuire's HR 28, urging action on national debt, passes the House committee, citing national security and fiscal responsibility concerns.

The Indiana Department of Health celebrated the contributions of county health departments and individuals, honoring them with Public Health Awards for their impactful work in the community.