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

Kortney Bond is the new Administrator for the Division of Homelessness & Eviction Prevention in Indianapolis, bringing extensive experience in housing, healthcare, and policy.

Indiana representatives honored late Cpl. Brandon Schreiber by passing a resolution to rename a bridge after him, following his death in the line of duty.

Indiana's House Bill 1059, introduced by State Rep. Cindy Ledbetter, would allow school districts to sell ad space on school buses as a new revenue source.

The Fishers Police Department posted on Facebook about a busy week with many accidents due to bad weather, highlighting their continuous efforts to ensure safety.

The IMPD's CIT Program received Platinum Certification from CIT International, highlighting its commitment to compassionate responses to mental health crises.

Westfield Police Department highlights the benefits of mentorship for youth and promotes involvement with the local Westfield Youth Assistance Program during National Mentoring Month.

Indiana State Senator Andrea Hunley announced she will not run for reelection, ending her term as Democratic Assistant Leader. Speculation surrounds a possible 2027 Indianapolis mayoral campaign, while Hunley will continue to serve through November.

Indiana House Republicans plan to ease economic burdens for residents by cutting government red tape and reducing homeownership and energy costs, aiming for efficient government and lower taxes.

Rep. Olthoff and Officer Akey honored late Sgt. Paterson with a resolution to rename a stretch of U.S. Highway 30 after him, acknowledging his sacrifice in service.

Ruth Aydt to receive the 2026 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Award for her social justice work in Monroe County, including research on racial disparities and various leadership roles.

The Indiana Senate Committee passed a bill to ban vaping products from foreign adversaries like China, citing health concerns and the presence of illegal chemicals.

Senate Bill 232, sponsored by Senator Mark Spencer for Gary, Indiana, passed unanimously in the Senate Local Government Committee, aiming to facilitate economic growth, especially around Gary's lakefront.