The Hamilton County LEPC conducted an emergency response drill at the Regal Village Park Theater, simulating a chlorine truck crash to test local agencies' readiness.

Carmel and Noblesville invite volunteers to the 31st White River Clean-Up on September 14, offering canoes, supplies, and t-shirts for trash collection efforts.

Local law enforcement supported the Boone County Senior Services Olympics, judging events and cheering on participants, strengthening community bonds.

Leslie Brinson named the new Director for Bloomington's Recreation Services Division, effective August 18, bringing over two decades of relevant experience to the role.

Carmel is set to host the Carmel on Canvas Plein Air event and Artomobilia, blending live art creation with a showcase of classic and contemporary cars.

Greenfield-Central School District has opened its own police department, a first in Hancock County, to enhance school safety with a dedicated team building rapport with the community.

Lawrence hosted Community Safety Day in 2025 with activities, safety demonstrations, a fire and police department relay race, and 175+ children receiving new bike helmets.

The Lawrence Police Department announces "Coffee with a Cop" on August 28th for community engagement with local law enforcement at a McDonald's location.

HarperCollins Publishers plans to open a new logistics facility in Brownsburg, Indiana, aiming to improve operational efficiency with advanced automation technology. The 1.6 million-square-foot hub is expected to create over 400 jobs.

Indiana has seen a 5% increase in third-grade literacy rates, with 87% of students now proficient in reading, according to a statement by Sen. Schmitt who credits state educational reforms. Despite the success, 13% still struggle with reading.

Bloomington calls for Minnesota artists to create an outdoor sculpture for Bryant Park, with a $150,000 budget, prioritizing teams with a local artist. Submissions close September 5.

Community Safety Day on August 23 from 10 AM-2 PM at 9530 East 59th Street features demonstrations, interactions with first responders, and family-friendly activities.

The Bloomington Common Council invites residents to a housing discussion session at City Hall on September 10, 2025, to contribute to debates affecting local housing policies.