Lawmakers pass bill to require parental approval for minors using social media
Lawmakers have passed an amended bill to require anyone 17 and younger to have parental approval to be able to use social media in Indiana....
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Indiana offers free soil testing for farmers
A free state program is giving Hoosier farmers more information about what their soil needs — and what it doesn’t. The Indiana State Department of...
Indiana DNR hiring Conservation Officers across state
If you like being outside and want a different kind of job, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is hiring Conservation Officers across the state....
Noblesville girl born with ‘half a heart’ selected as 2026 Riley Champion
A Noblesville girl who was born with “half a heart” was selected to be a 2026 Riley Champion, an award that showcases resilience and grit...
Casino relocation legislation passes out of Senate committee
Steuben County Council President Dan Caruso testified before the Indiana Senate Committee on Public Policy in support of House Bill 1038, which aims to relocate...
Indiana DCS report brings focus on child deaths due to maltreatment
The release of the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) 2024 Annual Report of Child Abuse & Neglect Fatalities in Indiana has brought a stark...
Emergency crews respond to Six-Span Bridge for possible drowning
Emergency crews were called to the St. Joseph River near the Six-Span Bridge on County Road 17 in Elkhart County around 3:50 p.m. Sunday for...
Statehouse proposal tightens Indiana’s cooperation with ICE
A proposal that would increase cooperation between Indiana officials and federal immigration authorities has advanced at the Statehouse, moving closer to becoming law. The measure,...
Indiana House Republicans advance bills to expand child care access
Indiana House Republicans advanced multiple bills this legislative session aimed at increasing access to child care across the state, focusing on employer-supported options and reducing...
Breast cancer survivor speaks on Senate Bill 85
Standing in the Third Floor South Atrium of the Indiana Statehouse on Wednesday, Christine Yoder didn’t just speak as an advocate; she spoke as a...