Horseshoe Casino Indianapolis dealers are on strike for union recognition, demanding collective bargaining rights, better pay, and safer working conditions. The strike continues despite the lack of a scheduled union election.

Westfield, Indiana's police department announced official trick-or-treating hours and shared safety tips for a secure Halloween celebration on their Facebook page.

Carmel introduces a new digital platform, including a Public Art StoryMap and interactive walking tours map, to explore the city's public art virtually.

Carmel's Diwali Festival will be held at Carter Green on October 18 with parking plans to accommodate attendees and avoid disrupting the nearby arts center.

Mark and Scott Graham, a father and son, received the Hardworking Hoosier award from State Rep. Michelle Davis for their community service and quality work in running Graham's Body Shop.

Carmel announces Halloween trick-or-treat hours from 5 to 8 p.m. on October 31, advising safety measures such as reflective items, caution with costumes, and candy inspection.

The City of Lawrence highlights Louis J. Jenn Memorial Park as a rental venue for events, with a cabin facility, fishing pond, and picnic areas, offering affordable rates for weddings and gatherings.

Anderson partners with Best Way for a leaf pick-up program, offering free biodegradable bags at City Hall and a twice-weekly yard waste drop-off service.

Westfield Police hosted Barktoberfest 2025, focusing on community and K9 engagement. The event was celebrated on social media, highlighting K9 Kiri and the strengthening of local bonds.

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is hosting the "Bewitched BOOseum" haunted house until Halloween, celebrating 100 years with scares for all ages, theme days, and options for less intense experiences.

Carmel conducts routine tornado siren tests from Tuesday to Thursday to ensure emergency system functionality.

The second annual Diwali Festival of Lights, with cultural performances and vendors, will be on October 18 from 5-9 p.m. at Carter Green in Carmel, Indiana.

Henry County Sheriff's Office is recruiting merit deputies, offering a starting salary of $65,299 with benefits and bonuses. Applications are open until October 29, 2025, with physical and written exams scheduled for November.