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Missing child alert updates inspired by Hailey Buzbee's death approved by statehouse
The Senate adjusted a bill to now include “missing children” under the Silver Alert system, which is more commonly used for missing adults
‘Public camping’ ban targeting homelessness heads to governor
The controversial idea — which critics have likened to a “criminalization of homelessness” — died twice during last year’s legislative session before crossing the finish line a year later.
Indiana lawmakers, governor give final OK to plan trying to lure Bears stadium
Push for Hammond stadium site goes to governor as Illinois Legislature advances its own offer
Erin Houchin announces federal investment in city water infrastructure
City of Bloomington Utilities has been awarded $1.25 million to upgrade the treatment plant's booster pump system.
How Monroe County will be affected without state support for Dolly Parton Imagination Library
Monroe County will remain fully funded for the remainder of 2026, but beyond that is uncertain.
Assessments lowered on Walnut businesses affected by homelessness
Land reappraisal will save those owners almost $350,000 in tax dollars altogether.
Southside traffic accident leaves one dead, three hospitalized
Two adults and a child were hospitalized for injuries.
Indiana measure extending syringe services programs headed to governor
The Indiana Senate has approved changes to a bill extending state approval for syringe services programs for five years.
Bill targeting fraud and abuse in Indiana welfare systems heads to Governor. Some Democrats worry it will impact eligible Hoosiers
Stricter SNAP and Medicaid eligibility requirements are now headed to the Governor, despite prolonged objections from Senate Democrats.
Indiana Senate sends ‘bell-to-bell’ school cellphone ban to governor
Cellphones could soon be sidelined for the entire school day in Indiana classrooms — rather than just during instructional time.
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