Gayle Cook, co-founder of Cook Group, passed away at 91. She was known for her innovation in medical devices and her dedication to historical preservation in Indiana.

Carmel to unveil "Butterflies on the Monon" public art installation featuring mosaic butterflies by artist Nancy Keating, symbolizing community involvement.

Lawrence announces a new sand volleyball court at Lee Road Park, enhancing the park's features including a nature trail, playground, and Butterfly Habitat.

Anderson Firefighters Local 1262 highlighted Corbin Maddox in "Behind the Badge," celebrating his role as a firefighter, family man, athlete, and community member.

A hazmat emergency in downtown Noblesville prompted a shelter-in-place order, now lifted after authorities deemed the area safe. Officials haven’t disclosed the material involved.

Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker announced a Youth Violence Prevention Program using $250,000 from ARPA interest earnings, pending City Council approval, for local initiatives and microgrants.

Carmel introduces a Car Seat Sticker Program to aid first responders by providing child safety information during emergencies, with stickers for car seats and vehicles.

The Lawrence BBQ & Blues Festival is set for September 13 at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus, featuring food trucks, music by Mississippi Raglips, and more.

Lawrence celebrated National Night Out, promoting community safety with games, music, and police-community partnerships, highlighting the value of community bonds for crime prevention.

Carmel's "Brews on the Boulevard" returns on August 23 with beer sampling, food, and live entertainment at Midtown Plaza from 5-9 p.m. Tickets are available for VIP or general beer tasting.

CSX and FRCF are sponsoring a toy giveaway at National Night Out, as a part of CSX's Pride in Service initiative honoring first responders, military, and veterans.

The IMPD extended support and safety reminders via social media as students in Indianapolis began their school year. They were present to help with traffic and school zones.

Carmel residents are invited to give feedback on three proposed designs for a new city district, facilitated by a design competition with plans for a multi-use 80-acre area.