Lawrence's newsletter outlines new initiatives, like Crosswalk to Care 911, events like Running of the Wieners, Ladder 38 Dedication, Musical Swings, Oktoberfest, and infrastructure improvements in Geist Valley Estates.

Howard County schools to enhance security with over $376,000 from the Indiana Secured School Safety Grant Program, part of a $27 million state investment.

Greenwood Police are investigating a fatal shooting at Westminster Apartments. The incident occurred late Tuesday night, with one dead and a suspect detained. Details remain limited as inquiries continue.

Putnam County schools receive over $271,500 from Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program to enhance school safety, part of a $27M initiative benefiting 494 schools statewide.

Morgan County schools received over $340,000 for safety upgrades via Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program, part of a $27 million state initiative.

IMPD joins the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign, increasing patrols and setting up checkpoints to deter drunk driving and promote road safety.

The B&O Trail in Brownsburg will get a new 100-foot mural by IU Health West Hospital volunteers during their Day of Service, reflecting the trail's vibrancy and activity.

A man was critically injured in a shooting in Lawrence near East 63rd Street and Harrison Ridge Boulevard; authorities are investigating with no suspects identified.

A person is dead following an officer-involved shooting near Schwartz and Irving Roads in Fort Wayne, after police encountered an armed individual in a parked vehicle.

St. Joseph County legislators applaud a significant rise in Indiana's third-grade literacy rates, citing the largest annual gain since IREAD's launch in 2013.

Community members and leaders commemorated 9/11 at the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Indianapolis, with Mayor Whitfield emphasizing continuous commitment to duty and service.

A man from Greenfield was arrested for sending threats to Hancock Regional Hospital staff, prompting a police investigation.

BookMother wins $100,000 in the Hatch Bloomington contest, planning to open a unique bookstore and coffee shop in Bloomington to serve as a community hub and cultural space.