The Westfield Police Department welcomed five new officers, sworn in at a City Council meeting, in a commitment to community policing and public service.

Carmel Police warned against letting kids play on thin ice after a near-miss incident with two boys on a retention pond. They emphasized the need for vigilance and discussions about ice safety.

Indiana's Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship has been announced, offering financial aid to high school seniors and college students pursuing teaching careers.

State Senator Niezgodski discussed the merits of Senate Bill 63, which aims to provide a "Thirteenth Check" to retired public employees and teachers, during a committee hearing.

Westfield breaks ground on the Grand on Main, a $105 million development aimed at revitalizing downtown with apartments, retail, office space, and amenities.

Vop Osili will step down as Indianapolis City-County Council President at the end of his term, remaining a councilor. He plans to announce future endeavors later.

Indiana's Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship offers financial aid to students pursuing teaching careers, emphasizing the program's value in strengthening communities.

Allen County will receive over $2.5 million in state funds for road and bridge improvements through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, with local matching requirements.

Martin University in Indianapolis is halting operations due to financial issues and enrollment decline, with its Board exploring options for continuity.

Easterseals Evansville names State Rep. Tim O'Brien Legislator of the Year for his advocacy on behalf of individuals with disabilities, reflecting his ongoing efforts to support Medicaid services in Indiana.

The Indiana Senate is reviewing a House-approved redistricting bill that could strengthen Republican control, facing a split among GOP senators and public testimony.

Indiana National Guard deploys 300 soldiers to Washington D.C. for "D.C. Safe and Beautiful" mission, focusing on community safety and traffic control.

Indiana House Republicans passed HB 1032 to redraw district maps, a move criticized by Senate Democrats as silencing voters and prioritizing politics over urgent issues.