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.

Indiana Representative Matt Commons introduced House Bill 1098 to enhance protections and clarify roles in student work-based learning programs, providing greater safety and structure.

Indiana is considering phasing out the penny in cash transactions, as part of a tax policy reform proposed by State Sen. Dan Dernulc in Senate Bill 243, which recently passed a Senate Committee.

Sen. Greg Goode was named Legislator of the Year by CAPNI for his health care legislation efforts in Indiana, particularly with bills enhancing APRNs' role in the state.

Indiana's Senate Bill 119, aimed at preventing human trafficking and child grooming, passes the Senate Committee on Corrections and Criminal Law unanimously.

Indianapolis Police Chief Randal Taylor inspected the IMPD 33rd Recruit Class, emphasizing the transition from academy training to real-world policing, and highlighted ongoing recruitment efforts.

Indiana is set to receive $12.7 million as part of a $150 million national settlement with Mercedes-Benz. The automaker was accused of using defeat devices in diesel vehicles to bypass emissions standards. The settlement includes consumer restitution, vehicle repairs, and reforms to Mercedes-Benz’s marketing practices.

Indiana House passed three bills to improve housing affordability, child care access, and public safety, based on constituent needs, initiated by Rep. Ethan Lawson.