The Noblesville Fire Department shared a holiday greeting on Facebook, acknowledging crew members on duty and spreading Christmas cheer to the community.

Bloomington's Winter Wonderland event at the Banneker Center was a success, providing toys, snacks, and activities for local children, with thanks to community supporters.

The City of Martinsville encouraged residents to shop locally for Christmas, highlighting extended hours for various businesses and adjusted waste collection schedules.

The City of Carmel reflects on 2025's development and community efforts, highlighting infrastructure projects, mental health crisis response training, environmental initiatives, recreational programs, and support for local businesses.

The Cicero Fire Department shared a festive safety message on social media, infusing holiday humor with reminders for fire safety during the Christmas season.

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 Plainfield Police Department, in collaboration with local partners, spread holiday joy to 126 kids through their Santa Cops program, reflecting increased community generosity.

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.

Local police in New Palestine report "elves" decorating the town for Christmas, sharing the news via a social media post with photos, while reassuring the community of the holiday cheer.

An Indiana representative offers holiday greetings and stresses constituent involvement ahead of the 2026 legislative session, promoting public engagement and state resources for communication.

Bloomington's Jack Hopkins Committee seeks residents with social services background for membership to allocate city funds to local agencies. Applications are due by January 7, 2026.

Greenfield Police are seeking the public's help to find runaway juvenile Annastazia Williams, last seen on December 19, 2025. Details on her appearance are not provided, but community assistance is requested.

The Westfield Police Department in Indiana is hosting an FTO Certification Course from January 12-16, 2026, to improve officer training, with registration details shared on social media.