A lawsuit challenges changes to Indiana University's Board of Trustees resulting from a budget bill that grants the governor control over trustee appointments, bypassing alumni elections.

Indiana's legislature closed its 2025 session, passing a balanced budget, tax reductions, and initiatives supporting agriculture, education, and infrastructure.

Five Fishers, Indiana teachers received over $95,000 in grants for educational innovation from the city, part of a commitment totaling nearly $350,000 since 2024.

Indiana lawmakers conclude the 2025 session by passing a balanced budget that focuses on tax relief, education, and public safety, expected to save residents $1.3 billion over two years.

The Indiana legislature adjourned, passing a balanced budget and providing tax relief as highlighted by State Rep. Bruce Borders. Tax cuts and property tax reforms aim to save Hoosiers $1.3 billion, balancing spending on education and public safety.

Indiana's 2025 legislative session ended with a budget focusing on tax cuts and investment in education and housing, envisioning $200 million yearly savings for taxpayers.

Indiana's legislature closed the 2025 session with a budget providing $1.3 billion in tax relief, education and public safety funding, property tax reform, and an invitation to Illinois counties to join the state.

Indiana's 2025 legislative session ended with a balanced budget focusing on tax relief, education, and public safety, and advanced all House Republican priorities to the Governor.

Indiana residents are set for over a billion dollars in tax cuts and increased education and public safety funding following the state's legislative session.

Indiana legislators concluded the 2025 session with the passage of a balanced budget, introducing tax cuts and investments in education and public safety.

Mayor Kerry Thomson of Bloomington addresses community anxiety over federal immigration policies, highlighting the city's limited role and directing residents to local legal resources for guidance.

The Indiana General Assembly concluded its 2025 session, with Senator Schmitt noting high bipartisan support for legislation and a balanced budget's passage. Schmitt also emphasized the continuous work outside the session.

Residents and clergy attended the 2025 National Day of Prayer Breakfast, with sermons from pastors Jackson, Morgan, and McGaughey, and a meal provided by Horizon Christian Fellowship.