Lawrence opens a new sand volleyball court at Lee Road Park, offering residents a venue for outdoor sports and community engagement.

Indiana police officers unexpectedly joined a boy's 13th birthday celebration to foster community bonds, involving shared cake and positive engagement.

The Westfield Police in Indiana reminded dog owners via Facebook to keep dogs on a leash as per city ordinance, highlighting safety and respect for the community.

Westfield Police introduced Scout, a drug-detection and tracking trained K9 from Hungary, to their team, highlighting his impact on local law enforcement.

Lawrence's Forever Young Yoga class is canceled today due to the instructor's emergency. Other activities are available for seniors at the Community Center.

IMPD has updated the VIN inspection process, moving it from patrolling officers to specific roll call locations starting September 2nd to improve police efficiency.

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.