Indiana's Washington County receives over $2.2 million in state grants for road and bridge improvements, as part of a larger $200 million infrastructure initiative.

Indiana Senator David Niezgodski expresses concern about the Governor's proposed budget cuts to university funding during Senate budget hearings, focusing on the importance of investing in education for state growth.

The Owen County Chamber of Commerce celebrated 100 years, recognized by Indiana senators with a resolution, acknowledging their support for local businesses.

Elkhart County in Indiana is receiving over $4.1 million for infrastructure enhancements, including road and bridge improvements, through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, benefiting residents' travel safety and smoothness.

Indiana's local infrastructure will receive over $1.6 million from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program to support road and bridge projects.

Two Indianapolis college students intern at the Indiana Statehouse, gaining experience in tracking legislation and providing constituent services under State Sen. Carrasco.

The Marion County report shows a near 50% drop in overdose deaths, but fentanyl remains prevalent. State Sen. Freeman stresses continuous vigilance and has introduced a bill to increase penalties for dealing meth and fentanyl.

State Sen. Jean Leising chaired the third Rural Caucus meeting in Indiana, focusing on agriculture issues such as avian flu and trade tariffs, with insights from agriculture experts.

Vince Turner is honored with the Heart of a Hoosier Award and enters the Indiana Sportswriters Hall of Fame for his sports coverage and community service.

Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program provides over $2.5 million for local road and bridge projects, benefiting 245 communities with state matching grants.

Indiana State Rep. Stephen Bartels has been chosen as co-chair of the revived defense caucus, aiming to strengthen the state's defense sector and support military personnel.

Boone County named a section of I-65 the Deputy Jacob Pickett Memorial Mile to honor the fallen officer, with legislative support and a dedication event planned.

The Indiana Senate proposed a property tax relief plan to provide $1.4 billion in relief over three years due to rising tax bills, balancing taxpayer needs and funding for local services.