Martinsville Police Department launched 'Traffic Tip Tuesday,' reminding drivers via social media that Indiana law requires headlights on when wipers are in use, to ensure visibility and safety during poor weather conditions.

The Carmel Police Department has welcomed a group of new recruits, who are undergoing local training before attending the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy in January.

Carmel Police Department promoted two officers, with Lieutenant Devenport and Sergeant Rodriguez being recognized for their professionalism and expected to make significant contributions.

A construction worker fell from a ladder, prompting a rope rescue by Brownsburg Fire Territory. The operation used a stokes basket to safely evacuate the injured worker.

Lawrence, Indiana announces a free Halloween Fest at Civic Plaza with treats, hot dogs, s'mores, and prizes, in partnership with the Benjamin Harrison YMCA, encouraging community fun.

Fort Wayne Police released guidelines on social media for the public to ensure safety during traffic stops, including steps like staying in the vehicle and keeping hands visible.

The Fort Wayne Police Department highlights the various forms of domestic abuse and provides resources for victims, emphasizing that abuse is not only physical and help is available.

IMPD seeks public input on its draft plan through social media, emphasizing community engagement in shaping police strategies, with feedback accepted until November 27, 2025.

Carter Green to host Diwali celebration with lights, cultural activities, and fireworks on October 23, from 5 to 9 p.m., despite previous weather issues.

The Ice at Carter Green in Carmel opens Nov. 22 for the winter season, offering holiday ice-skating with limited ticket availability, especially for weekends and evenings.

The City of Lawrence invites local talent to apply for a performance spot in its annual Christmas celebration, with details available on their website.

The Carmel Fire Department is acquiring advanced nozzles to improve fire response safety and efficiency, replacing equipment used for around 25 years.

Fishers Police Department uses social media to warn teens about the dangers of speeding, emphasizing increased accident risk and reduced reaction time. Their campaign targets young drivers with direct messaging and hashtags.