The Lawrence Community Center hosted a Back to School Celebration with food, school supplies, clothing vouchers, and a fashion show to support local students and families.

Westfield Police Department hosts Jake Laird Community Day, coinciding with National Night Out, to foster community-law enforcement relationships with activities, free food, and honoring a fallen officer.

Demonstrators in Indiana protested against increased funding for ICE, challenging the allocation of funds to immigration enforcement over community needs.

Carmel launches the CNO District Design Competition, inviting public input on proposals from three design firms for an 80-acre development, aiming to create a vibrant, public-friendly space with amenities like a lawn or amphitheater.

Carmel launches a design competition for three firms to propose visions for redeveloping over 80 acres, highlighting public involvement in shaping the community's future.

Anderson Police visited Wee Giggles Daycare to teach fire safety and introduce their K9, Jackson, emphasizing hands-on learning and community trust-building.

The Anderson community enjoyed the APD Block Party with food, fun, and the chance to meet local law enforcement and responders, with many organizations contributing to the event's success.

The Fishers Police Department paid tribute to Lori Spillane, a dedicated volunteer and former attorney, acknowledging her significant contributions and lasting impact after her passing in 2016.

Lawrence, Indiana, is hosting a 'Back to School Celebration' with free backpacks, school supplies, and food at Alexander Park on July 20 to support students.

The Fort Ben Farmers Market in Lawrence, Indiana offers local produce and goods every Thursday, and will be held on July 17 from 4–7 PM at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.

Senator Roger Marshall visited the Johnson County Mental Health Center, now a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, which aims to improve mental health and substance use disorder care.

The Plainfield PD's "Flavor Fuzz" competed in the #ChoppedChallenge for Family Promise, making "stuffed pepper poppers" but didn't win against Danville's "Bacon Patrol."

Westfield Police invites the community to Jake Laird Community Day for bonding with law enforcement through activities and demonstrations on August 5th.