Indiana's new laws impact energy and healthcare, including support for small modular nuclear reactors and measures to reduce health costs and increase pricing transparency.

State Rep. Beau Baird discusses new Indiana laws effective July 1, including student excused absences for agriculture events and a tax cut over two years.

Indiana has introduced policies aiming to improve energy infrastructure with small modular nuclear reactors and education by cutting regulations, with HEA 1007 and HEA 1002 spearheading these changes.

Indiana's legislature has enacted new laws effective July 1, focusing on tax cuts, funding state priorities, and health care cost reduction. The House Enrolled Act 1001 aims to ensure fiscal responsibility and includes record K-12 school funding.

Hamilton County acquired Sheridan Airport to support growing aviation needs, joining Indianapolis Executive Airport in its portfolio. The airport has a 3,760-foot runway and caters to different aircraft types, bolstering the county's infrastructure.

Carmel partners with JustServe.org to enhance volunteerism in the community, supported by a unanimous City Council resolution sponsored by Councilor Anita Joshi and Mayor Sue Finkam's vision for increased civic participation.

Martinsville prepares for courthouse renovations with traffic and parking alterations, aiming to maintain pedestrian access and finish street work before Small Business Saturday.

The City of Lawrence Utilities is initiating sewer maintenance involving cleaning and inspections in the Lawrence area, affecting residents around Sellers Street and Richardt Avenue from July 21 for about 21 days.

Hamilton County awards scholarships to six high school seniors for education at Ivy Tech, emphasizing the county's commitment to higher education accessibility and community impact.

HCSO partners with agencies in Operation Southern Slow Down to combat speeding and improve road safety from July 14-19. The campaign involves increased traffic enforcement.

Sheriff Austin Garrett and the HCSO honored the Fallen Five on the 10th anniversary of the Chattanooga terrorist attack with a memorial event that focused on unity and bravery.

The Westfield Police Department organized its first Youth Leadership and Development Academy, focusing on societal issues, personal development, and practical skills over five days.

The Public Safety Committee advanced a proposal to amend Indianapolis' juvenile curfew, aiming for a safer environment after a shooting with teen victims.