Bloomington is hosting a free event on neighborhood development and housing attainability, focusing on small-scale development at Hopewell. Mayor Thomson emphasizes the city's need for diverse housing.

Indiana State Rep. Cory Criswell co-authored a resolution, passed by the House, to rename a stretch of State Road 45 in honor of former IU basketball coach, Bobby Knight.

Senate Bill 148, aimed at enhancing the Indiana Crime Guns Taskforce, received unanimous Senate approval to include more counties and bolster law enforcement capabilities.

Indiana Senate passes bill allowing civil lawsuits and minimum $100,000 penalties for illegal distribution of abortion-inducing drugs.

Tanya Terry has been appointed as the first permanent female Chief of Police for Indianapolis, with a record of contributing to a significant decrease in gun violence in the city.

Rep. Shonkwiler proposes a bill to modernize Indiana townships, streamlining services for increased efficiency, now moving to the Senate for consideration.

Indiana House Bill 1252, aimed at increasing transparency in real estate referral fees, passed the House. Authored by real estate agent and State Representative Tim O'Brien, it seeks to inform consumers about hidden broker fees.

Bloomington delays sanitation services due to severe winter weather, urging residents to hold waste carts until conditions improve and crews can safely resume operations.

The Carmel Police Department praised its officers and the Carmel Street Department for their dedication during significant winter weather, reminding residents to minimize travel for safety.

IMPD advises Indianapolis residents to stay indoors due to hazardous winter conditions and emphasizes that travel should only be for essential personnel.

Bloomington's Traveling Town Hall moved online due to an imminent winter storm, facilitating safe civic engagement through a Zoom meeting with city officials.

Rep. McNamara's bill targeting CSAM distribution and enhancing penalties for related offenses passes the House and goes to the Senate, aiming to protect children and victim privacy in Indiana.

Indiana racetracks may gain protection from nuisance claims through new legislation, House Bill 1415, which aims to secure the future of these established venues.