Rep. Tim O'Brien highlights legislative initiatives in Indiana, including bills on pediatric cancer research, sports tourism funding, and a new Indiana-Ireland Trade Commission.

Indiana's Senate reached its session midpoint with over 500 bills introduced and a 30% approval rate, emphasizing bipartisanship and practical issues such as tax reform and healthcare. The Senate is set to review House bills next.

Indiana students experienced state politics firsthand as Senate pages at the Statehouse, hosted by Sen. Carrasco, gaining insight into the legislative process.

State Sen. Rodric Bray welcomed local students to serve as Senate pages at the Indiana Statehouse, giving them hands-on experience in the legislative process.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office celebrates Chief Deputy Reginald Roney, Sr.'s over five decades of service during Black History Month, detailing his career and contributions on social media.

State Sen. Andy Zay hosted student Milo King at the Statehouse as a Senate page, offering an immersive civics experience and encouraging others to participate.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office visited Burris Laboratory School to discuss law enforcement careers and community service, emphasizing diversity and recruitment strategies with students.

State Sen. Baldwin hosted local students as Senate pages, where they engaged with the legislative process and state government at the Indiana Statehouse.

Indiana State Sen. Kyle Walker hosted local students as Senate pages, offering them an inside look at the legislative process and engaging them in civic duties.

Indiana legislation focuses on supporting teachers, with Senate Bill 146 aiming to raise minimum salaries and Senate Bill 249 targeting specialist educators' pay to enhance Indiana's educational system.

Local Indiana students served as Senate pages following State Sen. Brett Clark's invitation, experiencing state government firsthand at the Statehouse.

Local students from Fort Wayne served as Senate pages at the Indiana Statehouse, an opportunity to observe state governance firsthand, guided by State Sen. Dr. Tyler Johnson.

Indiana State Sen. Jim Buck hosted students as Senate pages, allowing them to experience the state government first-hand and encouraging civic engagement.