Indiana Governor Mike Braun has controversially replaced three elected trustees at Indiana University with conservative appointees, prompting criticism for undermining academic freedom and potentially harming the state's biotech industry.

Indiana State Rep. Carolyn Jackson joins the Midwestern Legislative Conference Energy and Environment Committee to help shape regional environmental policy.

Due to financial constraints from legislative changes and depleted COVID funds, Indianapolis Public Schools will start charging for Pre-K in the 2025-26 school year with income-based rates.

Rep. Alex Zimmerman's three public safety bills were ceremonially signed by the Indiana Governor, focusing on driver safety, legal penalties, and protecting minors.

Indiana Governor ceremonially signed SEA 461, sponsored by Rep. Baird, strengthening grain industry oversight and farmer protection through licensing reforms and Grain Indemnity Fund enhancements.

State Rep. Tim Yocum will host a series of town halls to discuss the recent legislative session with constituents in various locations throughout the week.

Danville Police officers excelled in their annual pistol qualifications, achieving an average score of 95% and demonstrating high proficiency and preparedness for public safety.

Lieutenant Brodie Houston of the Westfield Police Department retired after 32 years of service, having helped achieve national accreditation for the force.

The Indiana General Assembly has passed a budget prioritizing K-12 education funding, despite a tight economic outlook, increasing teacher salaries and tuition support.

Gov. Mike Braun signed legislation to improve police data sharing in Indiana, mandating updates to IDACS within 24 hours to ensure officers have current information on warrants and stolen items.

Indiana's Governor signs a law to allow licensed individuals to provide dental care for racehorses, helping address the state's veterinarian shortage.

Indiana State Rep. Cory Criswell promotes the Indiana House Page Program, which gives students from New Castle and Greensboro a hands-on experience in state government.

Dr. Paul Kaiser is retiring as superintendent of Westfield Washington Schools after a 44-year career in education, commended by State Rep. Danny Lopez.