INDOT Seeking Public Comment
INDOT Seeking Public Comment on the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) Amendment
Indiana State Police Investigating Fatal Crash on Interstate 65 in Clinton County
Just before 6:30 a.m. on October 1, 2026, Indiana State Police responded to a single vehicle fatal crash on Interstate 65 northbound near the 157 mile marker in Clinton County.
NIPSCO and PCCF Partner to Deliver $600,000 in Disaster Relief Across Porter County
NIPSCO and the Porter County Community Foundation Partner to Deliver $600,000 in Disaster Relief Across Porter County || Funding supports local organizations assisting residents impacted by recent storms
Indiana State Troopers Participate in "Operation BASH" in Northwest Indiana
Lowell District - Indiana State Police executed a high intensity enforcement project in Northwest Indiana addressing violent crime and aggressive driving, resulting in the arrest of 62 individuals and the issuance of 989 citations. Seven of the individuals arrested had significant criminal history including violent felonies.
Community Hospital first in Indiana to offer newly FDA-approved treatment for recurring coronary stent blockages
Community Hospital has become the first in Indiana to use a new treatment option for patients experiencing recurring blockages inside a previously placed heart stent.
The treatment – SELUTION SLR Drug-Eluting Balloon (DEB) – received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Sept. 21 and was successfully implemented at Community Hospital two days later. The procedure was performed by Interventional Cardiologists Dean Ferrera, DO, and Jonathan Meyer, MD.
INDOT Identifies Next Progressive Design-Build Project
INDOT releases draft RFP for Progressive Design-Build project as I-70 Mainline at Plainfield || Final Requests for Proposals (RFPs) expected in October
Coming soon: Indiana’s first Pediatric-Medical Health Unit.
Riley Children’s Health to open Indiana’s first pediatric medical-behavioral health unit, among the first in the nation
Brothers' Keeper Storm Relief
The prolonged three-week power outage resulted in the spoilage and disposal of approximately 4,700 pounds of food, as well as the disruption of refrigeration and other essential equipment at Brothers' Keeper