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The bill says if abortion care providers even suspect a person is being coerced, they must immediately call the police, who then must immediately investigate.

Indiana is making changes to its Law Enforcement Training Board in an effort to improve training for police across the state.

An Indiana bill could change the way trial court judges look at the facts when they review decisions by state agencies.

Between Jan. 13-19, more than 22 percent of people who took a COVID-19 test in Monroe County tested positive.

The county will not have to pay for the service since Overdose Lifeline is purchasing the vending machines with a $72,600 federal grant.

A federal appeals court is letting Indiana University keep its COVID-19 vaccination requirement for students in place, dealing another legal blow to a lawsuit challenging it.

According to bus driver Rocky Laster, over 40 bus drivers have left the system in the last year and more are actively looking for other jobs.

The school board voted to shorten the number of days someone needs to isolate after a positive COVID test to five and expanded the types of negative tests schools will accept.

Despite the pandemic, the town was able to break the innkeepers tax record, sewer infrastructure and public safety are the town's top funding priorities in 2022, and COVID testing/vaccinations continue.

MSI monitors to prevent vandalism and overnight camping, as well as maintaining general safety in parks.