Indiana sees a historic increase in third-grade literacy rates with an 87% proficiency level, attributed to educational investments and legislative initiatives.

Project 46's 2022 report details greenhouse gas emissions in Southern Indiana, emphasizing transportation, building energy use, and waste as key sources. It suggests actions for a further 6% emissions reduction by 2030.

The Indiana Senate Republican Caucus is offering paid spring internships for various roles to college students and recent graduates for the 2026 session.

Indiana reports a significant increase in third-grade reading proficiency, with over 87% of students passing the IREAD assessment, reflecting improvements to pre-pandemic levels.

Indiana's Governor Braun signed a bill aimed at expediting the removal of squatters, which requires law enforcement to act within 48 hours of receiving an affidavit from property owners.

Indiana State Rep. Bruce Borders attended the White House State Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., engaging with federal officials to discuss enhancing life in Indiana.

Indiana reports a historic rise in third-grade literacy rates, with a nearly 5-point increase in IREAD scores, marking the largest improvement since 2013.

Indiana's governor signed legislation co-authored by Rep. Heaton to simplify child care licensing and increase access for families, including extending childcare voucher eligibility and allowing school programs to serve all children in the district.

Indiana's Governor signed new legislation to address the nursing shortage by allowing high school students to earn nursing credits and strengthening the state's nursing workforce.

Residents in Central Indiana participated in "Workers Over Billionaires" protests on Labor Day, advocating for labor rights and against political influence of billionaires.

IMPD shared appreciation for their officers working on Labor Day, highlighting their dedication to maintaining safety while others enjoyed the holiday.

Indiana law enforcement officers received specialized training in heavy truck accident reconstruction in Hamilton County, enhancing their skills in analyzing traffic incidents involving commercial vehicles.

Indiana State Representative Chris May discussed state issues during the White House State Leadership Conference, emphasizing the state's advances and seeking a stronger partnership with federal officials.