The Black Market in Bloomington, Indiana, celebrates Black History Month, featuring local Black-owned businesses, artists, and nonprofits until 2 p.m. at City Hall.

A Lansing nonprofit tied to House Speaker Matt Hall ran social ads urging Indiana lawmakers to back new congressional maps, reporting shows.

Federal civil‑rights investigators have opened a compliance review of Indiana University’s scholarship awards after a DOJ letter requested student demographics and selection records.

State Rep. Mike Karickhoff of Indiana is honored for his 16-year legislative career as he retires, known for fiscal responsibility and community improvement.

The Indiana House passed a bill enhancing immigration law enforcement, focusing on compliance with federal detainer requests and penalizing non-compliance.

Rep. Borders joined a White House event supporting coal with truck driver Blackford. President Trump signed an order for the Department of War to use coal power, showcasing support for the coal industry despite environmental debates.

The Indiana House approved a resolution to dedicate a highway mile to fallen Muncie Police Officer Gregg Winters, with the potential renaming of a segment of I-69 North.

The Indiana House passed a bill co-authored by Rep. Carbaugh to increase transparency in health care billing and prevent medical debt surprises for patients.

The City of Bloomington retained its 'A' grade from CDP for environmental efforts and climate action transparency, marking its second consecutive year of recognition.

Indiana House Representative Shane Lindauer was honored for his nine-year service as he leaves office, known for his dedication and community service.

Rep. Jack Jordan supports Senate Bill 27, aimed at establishing a stadium authority to potentially relocate the Chicago Bears to northwest Indiana, seeing economic growth potential and increased tourism.

Indiana's House passed a bill aimed at protecting farmland while promoting economic growth, focusing on using brownfield sites for development and ensuring local community financial benefits.

Indiana legislators are advancing a bill to update the AMBER Alert system's criteria after the death of Hailey Buzbee, broadening it to include cases possibly involving crimes.