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Ben Thorp/WFYIIndiana Republicans in the House and Senate have released their legislative priorities for 2026. Leadership say they are focused on fraud, deregulation, and keeping the legislative session short. -
Ben Thorp/WFYINeedle exchange programs give people access to clean syringes for drug use. Data show those programs have helped spread disease and protect law enforcement, but not everyone is in favor of an extension.
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The New Albany City Council passed its 2026 budget Monday. -
Former Clark County Council Member John Miller has petitioned the Indiana Court of Appeals to rehear his case. -
Plans have been ongoing for the past few years for the roughly mile-long former Jeffboat property. -
Clarksville officials are considering creating a new district that would support businesses in Origin Park. -
An Indiana law passed last year makes it easier for parents to send their kids out for religious instruction during school hours. Some Floyd County families have recently signed up for LifeWise Academy, a fast-growing national organization. -
New Albany council members had not yet received a response on the administration's spending related to a low-head dam as of Thursday.
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Community Days returns to Charlestown’s city square this weekend. LPM News talked with Mayor Treva Hodges about what’s new and why the community event is important. -
The president of a Southern Indiana shelter says local funding is essential as homelessness is increasing in the area. -
As the New Albany City Council works on the next budget, its members want more information about the mayor’s approach to a controversial low-head dam.
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Jeffersonville leaders finalized a new police contract this week after more than a year of negotiations. Uncertainty around Senate Bill 1 contributed to the longer timeline.
