Kountry Kitchen in Indianapolis served 3,500 meals and provided clothes and toys in its 17th annual Christmas event, with local volunteers and businesses contributing.

The Fishers Fire Department has improved safety by acquiring 15 new RKI GX-Force 4 gas monitors for enhanced air monitoring, useful in various environments.

The Westfield Police Department in Indiana collaborates with NORAD to provide live updates on Santa Claus's journey via social media for community engagement.

Carmel allocated $1.38 million to local arts organizations, part of a 22-year, $20 million initiative to foster economic vitality and enhance quality of life. Mayor Finkam highlights the Arts Grants Program's economic and cultural benefits.

Georgia Street Rhythm & Blues Lounge in Indianapolis now bars guests under 30 after a fight, permitting them entry only as special staff-approved guests.

The City of Lawrence, Indiana, opened a Winterfest Skating Rink & Hot Chocolate Chalet. Proceeds support local nonprofits. Open weekends, with tickets at $7 for kids and $10 for adults.

Pinellas County Sheriff's "Wolf Pack" operation targeted DUI and traffic offenses, resulting in 36 charges and 233 citations, including 16 DUI arrests in one night.

High school seniors at Hamilton Heights had a hands-on criminal justice lesson with Deputy Prosecutor Baldwin and Officer Neal, discussing the legal system and applying their knowledge to the book "Killing Mr. Griffin."

Hamilton County Drainage Board approves improvements to Sheridan's drainage systems, adopting a report and assessment schedule, with a 20-day window for judicial review.

Raids in Indianapolis led to two men being arrested for a significant drug operation, with narcotics and firearms seized by local and federal agencies.

Oscar McCammon, 61, was arrested in Carlisle, Indiana, after a search revealed drugs and firearms at his home. He faces multiple charges, including drug dealing and possession.

Richmond Police arrested 60-year-old Robert J. Dunham on child molesting and incest charges after a traffic stop and investigation by Detective Thackrey.

Abby Shuck received the Hardworking Hoosier Award for her extensive community work, including Special Olympics coordination and her roles in business and at the Franklin Boys and Girls Club.