Greenwood Fire Department improves rescue capabilities with a grant from Duke Energy, enabling Ladder 91 crews to complete a Rope Rescue Technician course, increasing the department's proficiency in high-angle rescues.

Wanatah, Indiana, receives a $153,236 state grant for road and bridge improvements, part of a statewide infrastructure maintenance effort supported by the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.

The Indianapolis City-County Council is set for new leadership, with Maggie Lewis nominated as president. The council plans to focus on community engagement and public safety, with bipartisan cooperation indicated by the Republican minority leader.

One person died in a two-vehicle crash on Indianapolis's east side; the driver may have had a medical issue preceding the collision. The investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service reports mild weather in Indianapolis, with overcast skies at 50°F, high humidity, and winds lowering the felt temperature. The forecast includes mostly sunny days, chances of rain, and a drop in temperature at night.

Rep. J.D. Prescott partners with INDOT to lower speed limits near Jay School Corp. on State Road 67 to improve student safety, with further road safety and infrastructure projects planned.

Hendricks County Sheriff's deputies and a K9 were commended for exceptional law enforcement work: recovering a stolen vehicle, arresting armed suspects, and seizing illegal substances and firearms.

Carmel's Christkindlmarkt gains national attention; the city integrates Pursuit Alert in police vehicles, adjusts traffic for holiday safety, emphasizes sidewalk snow-clearing, and promotes recycling of holiday lights and various festive activities.

Three hunters were rescued after their boat capsized during a waterfowl hunting trip in Indiana; one was airlifted to hospital but remained conscious and alert.

A downtown Indianapolis IndyGo bus crash involved multiple vehicles, resulting in minor injuries for two people and building damage. The IMPD is investigating the incident.

Speedway PD warns of increased vehicle theft and break-ins, advising residents to lock cars and avoid leaving them unattended while warming up. They urge vigilance and reporting suspicious activity.

IMPD Officer Bryan Gibson was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated after arriving at work smelling of alcohol. He had a BAC of 0.136% and faced suspension and possible termination.

Mayor Deb Whitfield of Lawrence responded on social media to Councilor Ali Brown's claims about the city's budget, emphasizing proper accounting practices and transparency.