Greenwood Police Department is accepting applications for its 2025 Citizens Police Academy to enhance community relations and understanding of police work.

The City of Carmel announced the recipients of its Arts Grant Awards, supporting local organizations that contribute to the community's cultural life.

IMPD's social media post encourages parental involvement for child safety, suggesting activities like building forts and talking about their day to create strong family bonds and memories.

Thousands celebrated at the Indy Pride parade in Indianapolis with a vibrant procession. Despite security concerns over hate literature, the 30th anniversary event attracted around 60,000 people, including the city's mayor.

The late Jim Irsay, former Colts owner, will be posthumously inducted into the team's Ring of Honor on September 7, as announced by the Colts organization.

Marion County Sheriff's Office swears in 20 new officers from Deputy Academy Class 100 and Detention Deputy Academy Class 83, focusing on diversity and excellence.

The IMPD reminded people via Facebook to avoid drinking and driving, using a basketball analogy to resonate with the local community and promote safety.

Over fifty Indiana state workers are jobless due to budget cuts, impacting departments like education and commerce, aiming for fiscal stability and saving millions annually.

The Westfield Police Department has issued safety guidelines for trail crossings to prevent accidents, advising trail users and motorists to obey signs and exercise caution.

Danville police completed Stop the Bleed training focused on emergency bleeding control, thanks to instructor Scott Klinger and Northview Christian Church's venue. Officers left better prepared and with trauma kits.

IMPD highlights their Juvenile Diversion Program, aiming to help young people avoid criminal records and foster positive change through collaboration with the Boys & Girls Club.

Carmel, Indiana showcases its 156 roundabouts and urban design to leaders from Rome, Georgia, and Prospect, Kentucky, inspiring potential infrastructural changes in their cities.

Applications are open for the Hendricks County Sheriff's Office Citizens Academy until June 30, 2025, with classes starting August 7, educating residents on law enforcement operations.