Indiana offers the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship to support future teachers with up to $10,000 per year for four years, requiring a five-year teaching commitment in the state.

Monroe County legislators announce a scholarship that offers $10,000 per year to Indiana students who commit to teaching for five years in the state. Eligible applicants must show academic excellence.

Indiana lawmakers will begin redistricting conversations in December as part of the regular session to minimize costs, amidst discussions on local economic issues.

Indiana's POWER Caucus, as announced by Rep. Elizabeth Rowray, has opened applications for a $1,000 scholarship aimed at assisting women over 25 pursuing higher education.

The Greenfield Police Department celebrated Patrolman Josh Bustin's six years of service, highlighting his role on Day Shift B Squad and as an Evidence Technician.

The Carmel Fire Department held its annual breakfast for retired members, celebrating their service and maintaining camaraderie within the firefighting community.

Five B-Shift firefighters from Greenwood Fire Department were promoted to First Class, completing their first-year requirements with a celebratory and traditional water spray by peers.

State Rep. Tim O'Brien remarked on the impact of federal inaction on Indiana families, as gridlock in Washington puts SNAP benefits at risk, affecting 600,000 Hoosiers including children and seniors.

Indianapolis responds to potential SNAP benefits cut with over $1 million in donations for food relief organized by United Way, aiding Gleaners Food Bank, Second Helpings, and Midwest Food Bank.

Sergeant Song Kang retires from the Westfield Police Department after over two decades, including 21 years with Westfield, and continues as a DHS instructor.

Indiana is improving firefighter training with new regional facilities, as state officials visit a Hartford City hub to observe progress and emphasize local training opportunities.

Indiana's special legislative session on redistricting and tax code reconciliation is postponed due to scheduling conflicts, with a promise of a new date within the 40-day window.

The City-County Council is working to overhaul HR policies following a harassment scandal to prevent future incidents and improve complaint processes.