State police say troopers issued more than 100 tickets to drivers in the year since a law took effect requiring drivers to move over from the left lanes of highways in favor of faster vehicles.

A report presented this month to the State Budget Committee says starting Indiana troopers are paid about $41,000 a year, which is at least $12,000 less than new officers in Indianapolis, Michigan and at Illinois police agencies.

A Howard County sheriff's deputy was fatally shot and a second wounded during a shootout that left the suspect dead as they executed a warrant in the early morning hours of Sunday.

The Indiana State Police are starting a statewide effort to educate young people about cyber victimization.

Legislation headed for the House floor would allow police to ticket people who don't move their vehicles out of the road after an accident. The proposed bill essentially replaces a law that was recently dropped from state statute.

The agency's "Unarmed Response to Active Shooter Events" program uses presentation materials and learning aids developed for corporate environments, schools, school buses and individuals.

State police from Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia will take part in a multi-state enforcement project from 12:01 a.m. Friday through 11:59 p.m. Sunday.

Indiana State Police will now lead an investigation into the disappearance of more than $5,000 in cash from Anderson Police Department's Drug Task Force office.

The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over is an annual enforcement effort supported by federal funding allocated to police agencies from the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute. State troopers will work overtime starting Friday through Sept. 7 to conduct sobriety patrols and checkpoints.

Indiana State Police say 119 meth labs were documented in Delaware County during the first half of 2015.