Elkhart County schools in Indiana receive over $640,000 for safety upgrades through the state-funded Secured School Safety Grant Program, as part of a $27 million initiative to enhance campus security statewide.

Fulton County schools receive over $83,000 from Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program for safety improvements, as part of a wider $27 million state investment in school security.

Pulaski County schools in Indiana received $59,000 from the Secured School Safety Grant Program for safety improvements, with support from State Reps. Culp and Jordan.

Over $876,000 in school safety grants have been awarded to St. Joseph County institutions, part of Indiana's $27 million investment across 494 schools.

Huntington schools received state funds for safety improvements, with Huntington Catholic School and Huntington County Community School Corp getting over $33,000 combined, as part of Indiana's $27 million initiative.

Wabash County schools received over $236,000 from Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program for safety improvements, as part of the state's $27 million investment in school safety.

Indiana State Rep. Tim O'Brien hosts a "College Readiness Webinar" to assist high school seniors and parents with college applications and financial aid.

Vigo County lawmakers advocate for the use of the Residential Housing Infrastructure Assistance Program, encouraging communities to apply by Oct. 6 to support local housing development.

LaPorte County schools in Indiana are set to receive over $418,000 from a state-funded grant for security enhancements. The funding is part of a $27 million statewide safety investment.

Indiana House Republicans are offering paid internships for the 2026 legislative session, available to students and graduates for hands-on experience in state government.

Indiana lawmakers highlight the Residential Housing Infrastructure Assistance Program, offering loans to aid infrastructure projects for housing development, urging municipalities to apply by the upcoming deadline.

Hamilton County's move to a Vote Center model failed as the Election Board's vote did not reach unanimity, with Republican Ray Adler dissenting. Despite public support, precinct-based voting will continue through the 2026 elections.

James VanGorder named Indiana's Fire Chief of the Year, acknowledging his leadership at the Zionsville Fire Department.