State Rep. Julie Olthoff sponsors a resolution to rename a U.S. Highway 30 section after late Sgt. William Gilbert Paterson, who died on duty in 1994.

State Rep. Garrett Bascom has proposed renaming two bridges in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, after local Vietnam War soldiers Lary D. Fogle and Thomas G. Denning, in House Concurrent Resolution 5.

State Rep. Peggy Mayfield has proposed renaming a section of SR 45 after late Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight, reflecting his storied legacy at IU.

State Rep. Craig Haggard authored bills to penalize the creation and distribution of deepfake explicit content, enhancing legal measures against digital privacy violations.

Indiana House invites 13-18-year-olds to join the 2026 Page Program, offering an insight into the legislative process, as announced by State Rep. Beau Baird. Applications are open and include excused school absence.

Indiana's House Bill 1251, introduced by Representative Tim O'Brien, aims to define EMS as essential, addressing service gaps, especially in rural areas, and mandates solutions for coverage.

Indiana House invites students aged 13-18 to experience government firsthand as pages in the 2026 legislative session, with applications available online.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Indiana collected over $10 million from civil and criminal actions in fiscal year 2025, with proceeds aiding law enforcement and victims.

Boone County Sheriff's Office honors Sgt. Leon Golladay for 15 years of service, recognizing his roles from Reserve Deputy to CSI Sgt. and his current position in the CASE Task Force.

Oklahoma State Rep. Dave Hall reintroduced a bill for the adoption of former research dogs and cats, inspired by a similar successful law in other states and named after a rescued beagle, "Sunny's Bill."

Indiana Senate Bill 67, promoting the linkage between public lands and health, passed a committee. It seeks affordable access without new fees, calling for a study on health impacts and strategies for disaster mitigation.

The Speedway Fire Department celebrated Battalion Chief Jeff Hartman's 31 years of service on social media, highlighting his dual roles as a firefighter and community leader.

The Knox County, IN Sheriff's Office handled 10,670 calls in 2025, with traffic stops leading at 2,908. They also engaged in various activities, including court paper service and arrests.