Sen. Scott Alexander welcomed local students to the Indiana Statehouse as part of the Senate Page Program, providing a hands-on learning experience about state government.

Knightstown student Vance Toth participated in Indiana's Senate Page Program, experiencing state government first-hand.

Jonesboro, Indiana, receives a $375,000 grant for blight clearance, including the demolition of the old JC Knight School, aimed at community revitalization.

Senator Becker welcomes students to the Indiana Statehouse as part of the Senate Page Program, where they observe and learn about state government operations.

Indiana State Sen. Buchanan hosted local students at the Statehouse for a day to observe politics and learn about legislative proceedings through the Senate Page Program.

State Sen. Goode named co-chair of Indiana's defense caucus, emphasizing the defense sector's role in the state's economy and his focus on supporting military installations and defense contractors.

Indiana State Rep. Mark Genda successfully included a provision in the House Bill 1001 to eliminate sales tax on feminine hygiene and adult incontinence products, aimed at reducing financial strain on citizens.

The Indiana House passed a bill to fund pediatric cancer research, establishing a grant program for treatments and therapies. State Rep. Ryan Lauer co-authored the bill to enhance care for young cancer patients.

The Warrick County Sheriff's Office announced the death of retired K9 Fado, who served from 2015 to 2021 and recently turned 13. Fado was known for numerous arrests and narcotics seizures.

Sen. Schmitt engages young Hoosiers via the Senate Page Program, offering a practical experience in state government.

Sen. Freeman advocates for a casino in Indianapolis to boost tourism, local economy, and fund infrastructure, arguing for bipartisan support of the proposal.

Lafayette students joined the Indiana Senate page program, experiencing state governance firsthand and interacting with State Sen. Ron Alting in Indianapolis.

MCSO honored Deputy Chief Kelvis Williams for his service since 2009 and prior work with ISP since 1978, where he rose to Major. His academic achievements and community involvement, including the Indiana Black Troopers Association, were highlighted.