A controversial redistricting bill in Indiana has passed the House and now moves to the Senate, with potential impacts on GOP control in Democratic-held districts.

Westfield Police Department launches National Impaired Driving Prevention Month campaign, emphasizing the risks of impaired driving and promoting sober driving practices during the holiday season.

A proposed bill in Indiana may introduce execution by firing squad as an alternative to lethal injection due to difficulties obtaining the necessary drugs.

Bloomington announces plans to close the Browns Woods encampment on December 8, offering support to affected residents, while noting its collaborative efforts for safer housing alternatives and outreach services.

Carmel, Indiana, mandates registration of all residential rental dwellings, with a deadline of February 1, 2026, for legacy properties to comply despite rental caps.

Duke Energy in Plainfield, Indiana, has allocated $320,000 to help customers with energy bills through the "Share the Light" fund, benefiting eligible customers based on criteria like income and family size.

Indiana House Republicans blocked all Democratic amendments to a redistricting bill, facing criticism and potential shifts in congressional district representation.

State Senator Qaddoura has introduced the "Affordability First" agenda to alleviate financial strains on Indiana families, proposing relief measures like tax reform, utility taxes elimination, enhanced childcare funding, and local firearm regulation.

Westfield PD officers Hopkins and Tribbett received NASRO Practitioner Certificates for their commitment to school safety and specialized training as School Resource Officers.

Mayor Kerry Thomson of Bloomington announced changes in the City Controller's Office, with Jessica McClellan leaving and Geoff McKim taking over mid-January.

The Carmel City Council extended the deadline for rental dwelling registration to February 1, 2026, to assist property owners and ensure legacy dwellings comply with a new rental cap regulation.

Indiana State Senator Kyle Walker will not seek re-election in 2026, amidst tensions over GOP redistricting and after receiving threats. He intends to finish his term and opposes mid-decade redistricting, reflecting divisions within the state GOP.

Indiana State Rep. Peggy Mayfield receives Legislator of the Year honor from the Indiana State Chiropractic Association for her work on healthcare legislation.