Indiana postal workers protested against proposed USPS privatization, part of a national "Fight Like Hell" campaign, voicing concerns over service and cost impacts.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office remembered Major Paul J. Ernst, who died in 1992 after a motorcycle accident, honoring his nearly 27 years of service.

Two Indiana farms honored with the Hoosier Homestead Award for over a century of family-run agricultural service.

The Fisher farm in Randolph County, Indiana, was awarded the Sesquicentennial Hoosier Homestead Award for 150 years of family ownership.

The Guy Kirby farm in Tipton County received the Hoosier Homestead Award for over 150 years of family operation.

Indiana House Republicans honor Bowen and Peebles/Cox farms with the Hoosier Homestead Award for over 100 years of family ownership and contribution to agriculture.

State Rep. Shane Lindauer (R-Jasper) has been appointed to the White River State Park Development Commission. Known for his role in the House Natural Resources Committee, Lindauer will help guide the park's growth and management, ensuring it remains a key destination for tourism and economic development in downtown Indianapolis.

State Sen. Kyle Walker honored Lawrence North High School girls basketball team for winning the IHSAA Class 4A championship, presenting them with Senate Concurrent Resolution 28.

Senator Schmitt of Indiana, with experience in local governance, serves on the Senate Committee on Local Government, focusing on municipal issues and advocating for local solutions in legislative processes.

State Sen. Jean Leising chaired a Rural Caucus focused on improving healthcare infrastructure in rural Indiana, discussing funding and services for struggling rural hospitals.

Indiana's House passed a bill to improve the Lifeline Law, aimed at ensuring minors seek medical help for alcohol-related emergencies without fear of legal consequences.

Indiana passed a resolution supporting congressional term limits, joining a national movement to restrict career politicians' tenure in the federal legislature.

The Hendricks County Sheriff's Office invites people to apply for law enforcement careers, promoting benefits and requirements on their Facebook page through PoliceApp.com.