Myah Yax interns with State Rep. Manning, handling constituent correspondence and observing legislative proceedings while studying at Purdue University.

Indiana considers banning all marijuana advertising, with the possibility of fines and enforcement by the attorney general if an amendment to Senate Bill 73 passes.

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith faced heated debates at a town hall in Franklin over educational vouchers and healthcare, with residents challenging his policies.

A city review in Carmel revealed that the non-essential, city-run gift store, All Things Carmel, was not financially viable, leading to its closure after $1.2 million in subsidies.

The Wayne County Sheriff's Office in Indiana is recruiting corrections officers, highlighting its values and offering career growth, as seen on their Facebook page.

The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office hosted a resource fair to help formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society with job opportunities and transition services.

Indiana Rep. Goss-Reaves sponsors a bill to simplify licensure for mental health professionals, addressing the state's workforce shortage in this field.

The Indiana State Department of Agriculture will launch an online portal to assist farmers with information and resources, following a new law signed by Gov. Braun.

Indiana Sen. Jean Leising sponsored two bills: one for horse dental care at racetracks, and another pausing lab-grown meat sales for safety studies. Both passed the Senate and await House approval.

Ball State University senior Logan Knudsen interns at Indiana Statehouse, gaining hands-on legislative experience with Rep. Chris Judy during the 2025 session.

Sen. Niezgodski supports bills enhancing Indiana's healthcare and foster care systems, including Medicaid reimbursements and foster care improvements.

Indiana Rep. Olthoff co-authors a bill to help foster families get affordable child care by expanding CCDF eligibility. House Enrolled Act 1248 heads to the governor.

Indiana AG Todd Rokita sues General Motors and OnStar for allegedly selling drivers' data, accusing them of deceptive practices in violation of consumer protection laws.