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.

South Bend calls for vendors for its Linden Avenue Farmer's Market to promote health and tackle food insecurity, with events set to run monthly from May to September.

The Indiana House approved House Bill 1531, mandating local adherence to federal immigration detainer requests and introducing measures for enforcement and accountability, with potential penalties for non-compliance.

Indiana House advances bill to enhance public safety by establishing a prosecution fund and special prosecutor unit, intending to improve prosecutor retention and legal resource availability.

Knightstown Police Chief Frank Beatrice resigned due to stress and conflicts, along with two councilors. He seeks compensation for unused time off. The town faces challenges in managing the police department with reduced staff.

Carmel's She L.E.A.D.S. Mayor's Conference, initiated by Mayor Sue Finkam, attracted 510 women and students focusing on female leadership and empowerment.

Indiana AG Todd Rokita filed a motion to dismiss a complaint by the state's Disciplinary Commission, asserting his free speech rights and describing the action as unconstitutional harassment.

Andrea Hunley criticizes the passage of Indiana's Senate Bill 518, expressing concern over its impact on school funding and urging community engagement as the bill moves to the House.

The Indiana House advances Rep. Jeter's bill to support public safety by funding up to 50% of costs for prosecutors and public defenders, addressing legal staff shortages.

Indiana legislators partner with HVAF for an essentials drive at the Statehouse to help homeless and at-risk veterans by collecting items and financial donations.

Indiana Senate Bill 346, aimed at fostering investment in rural communities through tax credits for investors, passed the Senate with strong bipartisan support.