Carmel's "Brews on the Boulevard" returns on August 23 with beer sampling, food, and live entertainment at Midtown Plaza from 5-9 p.m. Tickets are available for VIP or general beer tasting.

Lawrence's Fire Department Station 39 has temporarily moved to Station 38 due to mold issues; the city assures the public there will be no impact on emergency response times.

Bloomington installs new all-way stop signs at two intersections to increase safety near Indiana University, informed by crash data and a Transportation Commission review.

Carmel residents are invited to give feedback on three proposed designs for a new city district, facilitated by a design competition with plans for a multi-use 80-acre area.

The Far Eastside Peace Walk, scheduled for August 9, 2025, aims to combat youth gun violence, featuring a peace march and community activities with support from local leaders.

A man was hospitalized with gunshot wounds after a suspected attempted robbery at a Lawrence Walmart. Police are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance.

Sewer work in Bloomington will close South College Ave and West 2nd Street intersection on August 3, 2025. Initial overnight closure targets minimal disturbance, with project completion set for August 15, weather permitting.

Indianapolis weather forecast shows a stable pattern, with mild temperatures and mostly sunny skies, and occasional chances for showers and thunderstorms starting Monday.

Fishers Police Department attributes being named one of the safest cities to their officers' professionalism, ongoing training, and community support, as shared on social media.

Fathers and father figures will attend the National Million Father March at Fairview Elementary in Bloomington to encourage engagement in children's education by walking them to school.

The Boone County Assessor's Office is preparing for the 2026 General Assessment by seeking technical services through two RFPs for various property types.

Lawrence plans to clean and inspect sewers in the East Hill and West Hill Drive area, starting August 4 for three weeks, advising residents on potential odors and minor disruptions.

State Rep. Beau Baird joined US Secretary of Energy and EPA Administrator in Indianapolis to propose rolling back the 2009 Endangerment Finding to save billions annually. Critics argue it's a step back in climate change efforts.