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.

Carmel officials discussed the impact of Indiana's new SEA 1 on city finances, with concerns over reduced property tax revenue affecting schools and libraries.

Indiana's Governor Braun signed a bill to address the nursing shortage by allowing high school students to start nursing education early through accredited programs.

Indiana Senate District 22 is poised to receive nearly $25.5 million in state road funding for 2025, covering maintenance and improvements, with the largest share designated for Tippecanoe County.

Indiana legislators commend a significant rise in third-grade literacy rates as indicated by 2024-2025 IREAD assessment results, with scores seeing the highest increase since 2013.

Indiana's third graders showed a notable increase in literacy, with an over 87% proficiency rate in the IREAD assessment, as reported by State Rep. Matt Lehman.

Indiana GOP lawmakers met with Vice President J.D. Vance in D.C. to discuss redistricting strategies amidst the backdrop of national Republican goals and local political complexities.

Indiana advances work-based learning for high school students, with Senator Raatz supporting efforts to overcome obstacles such as staff time and training capacity cited by employers interested in the program.

Mayor Deb Whitfield swore in new officers to the Lawrence Police Department, reflecting a commitment to public safety and the role of law enforcement in society.