Indiana's Senate passes House Bill 1521, aiming to protect citizens' genetic information, requiring informed consent for its use, and emphasizing privacy rights. The bipartisan bill now awaits further House consideration.

Two Fishers natives, Emily Boezeman and Marielle McConnell, are interning at the Indiana Statehouse, aiding legislators like House Speaker Huston during the legislative session.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun declared a state of emergency for 18 counties affected by severe weather, including tornadoes and flooding, to hasten recovery efforts.

Indiana's AG Todd Rokita promotes the recovery of unclaimed property, teaming up with icon Sammy Terry to remind residents to check for lost assets they may be entitled to.

Senator Niezgodski reacts to Indiana's proposed Senate budget amendment, supporting its balance and reserves but criticizes underfunding of critical programs. He remains committed to pushing for amendments that benefit Hoosiers.

Lawrence Fire Department adds four experienced firefighters through lateral transfers, announced by Mayor Deb Whitfield and Fire Chief Bob Wallace. They bring expertise and commitment to the department.

Indiana Senate Democrats proposed budget amendments for housing, health care, and education, but all were rejected by the Senate Appropriations Committee.

Indiana Senate Republicans highlight their proposed 2026-2027 state budget, emphasizing fiscal responsibility with a balanced budget and increased funding for K-12 education, while maintaining substantial reserve funds.

Carmel's government announces a Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony with speakers, music, and reflection to honor victims on April 24 at Tarkington Theater.

Indiana's House passes a bill to strengthen parental rights in decisions about their children's upbringing, education, and healthcare, as co-sponsored by State Rep. Matt Commons. The bill allows legal action against government overreach.

Boone County Council endorsed Beth Copeland as the full-time county attorney, aiming to improve government operations and legal services availability. The decision is expected to save taxpayer money and enhance administrative workflow.

State Sen. Scott Alexander proposes an amendment to address the Union School Corporation's low academic performance, highlighting poor test scores in reading, math, and SAT exams.

The Indiana House has passed an amended bill promising $1.3 billion in property tax relief for homeowners, including credits and a cap on local income tax rates, with the bill moving back to the Senate for final approval.