Westfield City announced a pause in non-essential municipal services during Thanksgiving, with essential services like public safety continuing. Operations resume December 1.

The Hamilton County Health Department provides safety tips for potlucks to avoid foodborne illnesses, emphasizing temperature control, proper food packaging, and handling to prevent contamination.

Huse Culinary, owner of St. Elmo Steak House, is sued after Mark Sanchez was involved in an altercation with an employee, alleging the company served him too much alcohol.

Indianapolis weather forecast includes mostly sunny days, gentle winds, and a mix of showers and possible flurries. Thanksgiving will be mostly sunny.

Two Indianapolis men were sentenced for multiple armed robberies in Marion County, with Donta Allen receiving 38 years and Lance McGee 19.5 years in prison.

Elkhart County correctional officers were honored for saving an inmate's life by performing CPR until paramedics arrived, reflecting their critical role beyond supervision duties.

Referee Adrian Hill was injured and carted off during a Texans-Bills game; the umpire took over his duties, while the umpire's role was eliminated for the remainder of the game.

Carmel's Santa Tours return with Santa and his sleigh escorted by Fire, Police, and Street departments, touring neighborhoods, schools, and parks on select evenings.

Indiana offers funds for recovery housing, with a $5 million budget, supporting stable living for those overcoming substance use disorder. Communities can apply until Dec. 21 for HUD grant-supported assistance.

The Indiana AG is suing landlords of Lake Castleton Apartments for providing uninhabitable conditions, including ignoring over 130 health code violations.

Indianapolis weather: Overcast with morning fog lifting by 9 am, high of 48°F, light winds. Foggy night expected with a low of 42°F. Chance of rain increases Thursday and Friday.

Indiana emphasizes the importance of adoption during National Adoption Month by making the process more affordable and streamlining legal procedures, while advocating for community support for adoptive families.

Hamilton County has opened new inclusive playgrounds at Prather Park and Potter’s Bridge Park, equipped with modern, ADA-compliant structures to accommodate children of varying abilities.