Indianapolis can expect a sunny Thanksgiving, brisk temperatures, potential weekend snow, and a mix of rain and snow, with clearer conditions by next Wednesday.

IMPD emphasizes the importance of not drinking and driving during the holidays, actively patrolling to prevent incidents and urging community responsibility and planning.

The Noblesville Police Department conducted extensive training for large-scale scenarios, thanking volunteers for their help, and emphasizing community engagement and continual improvement in their services.

The "Latest in Lawrence – November" newsletter discusses a new housing development, the opening of Hanabi Hibachi & Burritos, the Mozel Sanders Telethon fundraiser, a new grocery store, Winterfest, and "A Lawrence Christmas" event.

Lawrence teams up with Mozel Sanders Foundation to distribute 500 Thanksgiving meals to locals via drive-thru at the Lawrence Government Center on Nov. 27, 2025.

Delaware County mourned Corporal Blake Reynolds with a touching service, remembering his life and dedication to service, after his death in a roadside accident.

Dense fog hits Indianapolis, reducing visibility and triggering a National Weather Service advisory until 10 AM. Drivers should be cautious. Rain expected later.

Indianapolis Zoo is removing its last roller coaster and another ride to create space for new exhibits that align with its educational and conservation mission.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun focuses on small business growth and entrepreneurship, promoting initiatives such as STARTedUp for youth, and emphasizes Indiana's strong startup survival rate.

Carmel City Council has enacted a new ordinance restricting the use of various electric mobility devices to increase public safety on sidewalks, paths, and roads, with fines for non-compliance.

A car crash in Indianapolis resulted in one death and a critically injured passenger; authorities are investigating, which affected traffic due to the closure for repairs.

Allegiant adds 30 new routes, including Indianapolis to Hollywood, with fares from $79, part of a growth strategy connecting smaller cities to vacation spots.

Residents of Martindale Brightwood are opposing a proposed Metrobloks data center due to environmental and noise concerns, despite potential economic benefits.