Indiana is addressing a severe lawyer shortage, with high-level legal officials aiming to increase the number of lawyers per capita from the current 2.3 per 1000 residents.

Indianapolis mandates annual harassment training for all city-county workers following a sexual harassment scandal.

Democratic VP Kamala Harris receives support from black women in her historic presidential bid, as internal party reflections address sexual harassment concerns.

Indiana officials met at the Latino Expo Mayors Breakfast to address community issues affecting Latinos. Mayor Deb Whitfield was a key panelist, advocating for Latino representation in local governance.

Mayor Jim Cooney terminated Police Chief Tom Vaughn, leading to community tension and speculation; Vaughn disputes the decision, which will be reviewed by the Board of Public Works and Safety.

Hendricks County is holding a public hearing to discuss banning truck traffic on certain roads, addressing resident concerns about noise and road wear.

The Indianapolis City-County Council has approved the "Vision Zero" plan to eliminate traffic deaths by 2035, involving a task force and a full-time administrator for implementation.

EEOC employees face a one-day unpaid furlough due to budget issues, with hopes of preventing or reducing it. Despite cost-saving measures, financial challenges persist.

Magistrate Aaron "A.J." Johnson was officially robed as a new judge in Hamilton County, succeeding Valorie Hahn and bringing a diverse legal background to the bench.

Carmel City Council approved a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) to allow public consumption of alcohol on streets and lifted restrictions on The Goat bar, aiming to support local businesses and enhance community vibrancy.

Indiana celebrates the completion of the I-69 corridor, connecting Evansville to Indianapolis and improving access to trade routes in Canada and Mexico. The project, finished early, includes new interchanges with some ongoing construction.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg tours an EV battery plant in Kokomo, emphasizing the growth of union jobs and the electric vehicle industry as part of the "Investing in America" agenda.

Indiana's Attorney General and State Comptroller demand that Indiana University prove their Kinsey Institute isn't funded by state money, as required by law.