Indiana's inspector general has stopped posting public summaries of investigative reports, citing legal risks. Watchdogs warn the move could limit transparency into state government problems.

Carmel will convert part of a westside water facility into its seventh fire station, officials say, aiming to save costs and speed emergency response on the northwest side.

A sudden veto from acting mayor Jeff Howe paused a unanimous council plan to set design and sustainability rules in the McKinley neighborhood.

Gov. Mike Braun declined an invitation to an invitation‑only 'mass deportation' rally in Fishers while Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is still set to appear by video. The event, headlined by ex‑Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino, has prompted local counter‑protests.

An IndyStar investigation found months‑long delays at Indiana’s public access office and a 2024 law that narrowed its power, leaving records fights stalled.

Gov. Mike Braun tapped Joby Jerrells for the IURC, his fourth pick since December, shifting the commission as a contentious $71M AES rate decision faces rehearing.

Mayor Joe Hogsett vetoed Proposal 192, blocking a planned $100/$240 vehicle registration increase and sending the measure back to the City‑County Council. The veto sets up a test of whether supporters can muster a 17‑vote override.

Attorney General Todd Rokita ruled parts of Indiana's DBE program unconstitutional and Gov. Mike Braun ordered a shift to merit-based contracting. The move reshapes decades of state procurement rules.

Gov. Mike Braun says eligible state employees will get a one-time bonus in the July 29 paycheck; amounts vary by hire date and won’t change base pay.

A Monroe County judge has upheld HEA 1001, ending alumni‑elected IU trustee seats and giving the governor appointment control while legal challenges remain.

Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith said public Muslim calls to prayer should be banned, prompting condemnation and warnings that a ban would face serious constitutional challenges.

Crews are moving dirt at the 96‑acre Hamilton County training campus near 160th and River Road; the county posted a behind‑the‑scenes tour showing early site work.

Rep. August Pfluger and 11 Republican colleagues have asked WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert to explain how the league is protecting Caitlin Clark and set a July 24 deadline. The letter points to on‑court incidents and warns federal probes could follow.