The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office thanked their Citizens Academy Alumni Association for providing an Ice Cream Sundae Bar that brought together various divisions for a pleasant break.

Sgt. May of Speedway Police is honored with a Lifesaving Award for reviving an overdose patient using Narcan and CPR.

Bloomington introduces the Tree Assistance Program for homeowners to manage trees, offering financial aid for tree removal, pruning, and planting. Eligibility is income-based with an October 1 application deadline.

Lawrence is preparing for National Night Out 2025 to enhance community-first responder relations, featuring family activities and opportunities to meet local safety officials.

Mike Carroll received Indiana's Circle of Corydon Award for his work in youth sports, recognized by State Rep. Tim O'Brien for his mentorship and community contributions.

Fathers and father figures will attend the National Million Father March at Fairview Elementary in Bloomington to encourage engagement in children's education by walking them to school.

Lawrence joins the National League of Cities' Community Health Accelerator program to enhance public health with partners like local schools and health networks.

Fort Ben Library in Lawrence, Indiana offers a cool refuge as a designated cooling station during a heat advisory with temperatures reaching up to 105°F.

The IMPD prepares for the Brickyard event at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, advising attendees on safety and offering real-time updates via text alerts.

Hamilton County announces the Light Up the Night event at Potter's Bridge Park on August 29th with music, food, lighted canoes, performers, and free entry.

IMPD is collaborating with local groups to distribute free backpacks and school supplies to students in Indianapolis on July 26, according to an IMPD News social media post.

Bloomington is accepting vendor applications for its Holiday Market on Nov. 29, with a $20 fee due Aug. 22. The event offers local goods and warns against scammers selling fake tickets or booths.

Construction begins on a new IEMS headquarters at Meadows Drive, set to boost emergency response and training capacity.