Ben Olson interns with State Rep. Kendell Culp at the Indiana Statehouse, gaining legislative experience and building connections for his future career.

The Indianapolis City-County Council approved a $66 million project to revitalize the historic Old City Hall, despite Councilor Jesse Brown's dissent over funding concerns related to developer's political donations.

Jim Pressel's bill to improve rural health care in Indiana awaits the governor's signature, aiming to extend grant eligibility for EMS providers in underserved areas.

Indiana will host a nuclear energy retreat this summer, involving state officials and national organizations, to focus on education and development, backed by Gov. Mike Braun.

Indianapolis City-County Council has adopted a new snow removal policy, mandating plowing of smaller streets at a snow depth of four inches, a move including previously neglected residential roads.

Indiana House Republicans propose an amendment to Senate Bill 1, aiming to cut property taxes for homeowners by $1.1 billion through credits starting in 2026, additional relief for seniors and veterans, and long-term property tax system reform.

Indiana House Republicans have proposed an amendment to Senate Bill 1 to cut property taxes, intending to save citizens $1.1 billion over three years.

Indiana maintains a $2.6 billion reserve and a low debt of $186 per capita, contrasting with the federal government's $36 trillion debt. Sen. Schmitt highlights the national debt's security risks and calls for federal spending reductions.

Carmel officials, led by Mayor Finkam, organize clean-up efforts post-storm, prioritizing safety and offering debris pick-up guidelines to residents, with assistance for the elderly and inspections for damaged homes.

Indiana's General Assembly approved a bill supporting Fort Wayne's Veterans National Memorial Shrine and Museum, particularly helping establish a columbarium for veterans by waiving a mandatory fee.

Mayor Sue Finkam of Carmel declared a Local Disaster Emergency to aid recovery following a tornado, highlighting efforts to streamline rebuilding and ensure safety.

The Indiana Senate passed a bill to regulate transgender athlete participation in collegiate sports, which now awaits the governor's approval. The bill seeks to bar biological males from women's sports in post-secondary institutions.

Kyla Wolfe is interning for State Rep. Bruce Borders during the Indiana legislative session, combining her Purdue University studies with practical legislative experience at the statehouse.