Councilor Carlino calls for the resignation of Indianapolis Mayor Hogsett and other city leaders amid criticism of the response to sexual harassment allegations against Hogsett's former chief of staff.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed legislation aiding Fort Wayne's Veteran's National Memorial Shrine and Museum by waiving a $100,000 state fee for their columbarium project.

Carmel Police Department completes over 1,168 hours of training in May 2025, emphasizing professionalism and readiness for modern policing challenges.

Indianapolis woman Kierra Dotson was fatally shot on Lupine Dr. IMPD and Forensics Agency investigate. Lamar Willis arrested, not yet charged. Innocence presumed until proven guilty.

Governor Mike Braun signed Indiana House Enrolled Act 1005, a law aimed at increasing housing access by providing infrastructure support loans to local governments.

State Senator Andrea Hunley criticized the forceful removal of abuse survivor Lauren Roberts from an Indianapolis council meeting, emphasizing the need to prioritize justice for survivors over procedural rules.

Carmel Police Department celebrates Sergeants Meier and Devenport for graduating from the IMPD Leadership Academy, highlighting their commitment to community service.

Indiana's On My Way Pre-K program enrollment cap will be reduced to 2,500 students, with tightened eligibility income requirements, from the 2025-26 school year.

Indiana Governor ceremonially signs a bill increasing the public works project threshold to $375,000, allowing local governments to use their labor force more flexibly, and reducing red tape for simple maintenance tasks.

The Zionsville Police showcased the skills of K9 Officer Mika at a community demonstration aiming to strengthen unity and provide insight into the K9 unit's role.

The Carmel Police Department welcomes new officers Lopez, Trejo, and Pounds, who bring prior law enforcement experience to the team, as announced on social media.

Sen. J.D. Ford appointed to the MLC Education and Workforce Committee, bringing a focus on public schools, careers, and mental health to the multi-state group.

Indiana intensifies support for veterans with PTSD by pushing legislation to improve their quality of life and providing resources like free legal aid and financial assistance. June is PTSD Awareness Month.