IMPD uses social media to promote diverse career paths within its department, emphasizing growth opportunities without job-hopping, and is actively recruiting for long-term careers on its force.

Indiana House approves proposal to rename a section of State Road 45 after former Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight; awaits Senate consideration.

Indiana Rep. Tony Isa introduces a bill to prevent insurance prior authorization for emergency ambulance services within 12 hours, ensuring quick care without insurance delays.

The Indiana Crime Guns Task Force expansion bill, SB 148, passed the Senate committee unanimously, with aims to increase efforts against gun violence in LaPorte and Porter counties.

Rep. Dave Heine authored a bill to start a tax credit for donations to early childhood education in Indiana, aimed at making preschools more accessible and flexible for families.

The Carmel Police Department is recruiting a Criminal Intelligence Analyst, emphasizing the role's importance in analyzing data and supporting investigations, as per their social media.

Fishers Police Department reports a busy week due to numerous accidents and reminds the community to drive cautiously given the unpredictable weather. They stress their continuous efforts in ensuring safety.

Indiana FFA gains legislative support with Senator Leising's bill to strengthen ties with the ISDA, enhancing agricultural education and career readiness for students.

State Sen. Greg Goode was named Legislator of the Year by the Indiana Association of Area Agencies on Aging for his advocacy work during the 2025 session.

Indiana State Sen. Garten targets fiscal health, welfare fraud, national security, and utility cost protection in his 2026 legislative goals, including bills against undocumented immigrant benefits and foreign influence.

Indiana House Page Program invites Hamilton County students to experience state governance firsthand during the 2026 legislative session, as announced by House Speaker Todd Huston and other representatives.

Indiana State Rep. Tim O'Brien authored a bill to classify EMS as essential service, which passed the House Committee with wide support after a review showed EMS disparities in the state.

Shelbyville's State of the City event is being updated to a panel-style interaction, aiming for increased transparency and community engagement. Residents can join for free, in person, or via livestream, but space is limited and RSVPs are required.