The U.S. Department of Education revised charter school grant applications, aligning with Trump-era school choice policies, and released $33 million in funding while banning grant use for DEI initiatives.

Governor Mike Braun has appointed Jared Prentice as Indiana's new Inspector General, tasked with eliminating fraud and promoting transparency in state agencies.

Mayor Ronald Morrell Jr. joins the National League of Cities’ Small Cities Council for a one-year term in 2025.

Indiana House Republicans report Rep. Carbaugh's bill aiding the VNMSM passed committee, simplifying the addition of a columbarium for veterans without a hefty deposit.

Indiana House Bill 1006 aims to enhance public safety by funding counties to hire additional deputy prosecutors, with a 50% salary reimbursement and the creation of a prosecutor review board to regulate performance and enforce law compliance.

Indiana AG Todd Rokita faces three new charges from the state Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission for conflicting statements after he admitted prior misconduct.

Indiana Senate Democrats critique Governor Braun's address, urging action on housing, health care, and education, questioning his plan to address these challenges.

Indiana House approves a bill to standardize qualifications and expulsion methods for public officials, both elected and appointed, enhancing government integrity.

Indiana House Speaker Huston supports Governor Braun's initiatives to reduce healthcare costs, streamline bureaucracy, and improve safety and education, emphasizing conservative leadership and economic growth.

State Sen. Mike Gaskill supports Gov. Braun's stance on local taxes, aiming to reform property taxes and align state and local tax policies in Indiana.

Indiana Senator Jim Tomes supported Governor Eric Braun's agenda, focusing on immigration, government efficiency, education, healthcare, and property taxes, as stated by the Indiana Senate Republicans.

The Indiana House approved a resolution to name a road after fallen Carroll County Sheriff's Deputy Noah C. Rainey, who died in the line of duty two years ago.

Indiana's House Bill 1207 proposes expanding space science in schools, aiming to inspire future scientists with a grant program and the creation of a dedicated fund.