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.

David and Felix Fisher received Westfield's Lifesaving Citizen Award for saving a man and his dog from icy waters.

Hamilton County establishes an Immigration Commission aiming to enhance public safety by collaborating with ICE and implementing the 287(g) program, despite concerns about racial profiling.

Bloomington Planning Commission invites public input on a proposed adult day care center at a hearing on January 30, 2024. Multiple participation methods are available.

Carmel city honored powerlifter Sky Simpson with a street sign and celebration, recognizing his IPF World Championship win and his role as an ambassador for the Down Syndrome community.

Carmel's Mayor Sue Finkam will host the She L.E.A.D.S. 2025 Mayor’s Conference on Feb. 20, focusing on empowering women and girls in leadership and development.

IMPD rejects involvement in federal immigration enforcement, declaring it outside their mandate and stressing their commitment to community safety and assistance for all individuals.

Indiana's legislature is progressing on education bills concerning deregulation, teacher benefits, and private school options, with partisan divide on public education support.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun replaced DEI programs with a "Merit, Excellence, and Innovation" initiative, inciting criticism for stepping back from fostering diversity.

Indiana State Rep. Vernon G. Smith introduces nine bills aimed at improving education and public safety, including studying student absenteeism and disarming domestic violence offenders.