Indiana passes two laws to support National Guard benefits and improve law enforcement communication, enhancing public safety and service member welfare.

Indiana students Bennett Nedden and Quinn Keegan learn about the legislative process by participating in the Indiana House Page Program, hosted by State Rep. Kyle Pierce.

State Rep. Joanna King leads a bipartisan initiative, supported by over 180 lawmakers, to cut federal funding to abortion providers, aiming to include this in the budget reconciliation bill.

Indiana observes National Military Appreciation Month, offering resources for veterans, such as free legal services, financial aid, and crisis support, alongside a National Moment of Remembrance on Memorial Day.

Rep. Goss-Reaves hosted students at the Indiana Statehouse for the House Page Program, highlighting its educational benefits and encouraging future participation.

Bloomington City Council schedules a public hearing on June 2, 2025, to discuss City Charter amendments, with multiple ways to participate and provide input.

Indiana's legislative session ended with a balanced budget, tax relief including income and property tax reform, and targeted investments in public safety and education.

Indiana's DNR seeks a private vendor to offer guided tours at Wyandotte Cave, a move supported by State Rep. Stephen Bartels to boost tourism and local economy.

Asha Adhikari from Westfield High was awarded the 32nd Annual Hamilton County Youth Service Award and a $1,000 scholarship for her community service combating homelessness and addiction.

Mayor Deb Whitfield of Lawrence has established the Housing Ready Task Force, which has now confirmed its members, to create diverse housing solutions for the city.

Lawrence honors fallen officers Detective McKenna and Officer Herbert during Peace Officers Memorial Day, expressing gratitude for their sacrifice and the ongoing dedication of law enforcement.

Indiana's legislative session ends with a balanced budget, tax relief, and funding boosts to education and public safety, as detailed by Representatives Culp and Jordan.

Indiana lawmakers ended their session with a balanced budget focusing on tax relief, education funding, and public safety investments, while sending all House Republicans' priority bills to the governor.