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.

Indiana joins a 50-state coalition in a lawsuit against pharmaceutical company Apotex for alleged price-fixing of generic drugs, seeking a $39.1 million settlement. Residents are urged to check eligibility for compensation.

Lawrence Police Department Reserve Division swore in new officers and celebrated promotions at a ceremony with Mayor Deb Whitfield, reaffirming their commitment to public safety.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed an executive order requiring state departments to post monthly permitting data online, aiming to increase transparency and efficiency.

Rep. O'Brien engages with Evansville constituents, aims to boost local sports tourism, and promotes fiscal responsibility and pediatric cancer research funding.

Hamilton County has scheduled an RFPQ conference for April 16, 2025, offering both in-person and virtual attendance. Registration with attendance preference is required by March 31, 2025.

The Indiana Senate committee tentatively approved a bill to ban marijuana billboard ads, raising legal concerns and debates on expanding ad restrictions.

Indiana's Senate unanimously passed House Enrolled Act 1137, which authorizes expunging red flag records for individuals deemed not dangerous, aiming to balance public safety with Second Amendment rights.

Indiana State Sen. Brett Clark introduces legislation focusing on electronic monitoring data and refining trespass laws, with emphasis on incremental improvements toward criminal justice reform.

The Hoosier Homestead Award has been given to Indiana farms in operation for over 100 years, acknowledging their contribution to agriculture and the state's economy.

The Indiana Senate passed a bill mandating local law enforcement to notify federal immigration officials if they have probable cause to suspect someone arrested is unlawfully present in the U.S.