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.

WISH-TV coverage of Fort Ben Farmers Market highlights community engagement and healthy living in Lawrence, showcasing local attractions and initiatives such as recreation, arts, and the Live Longer in Lawrence program.

Lawrence releases its 2024 Consumer Confidence Report on water quality, detailing sources, testing, and EPA compliance, available on the city's website.

Gold Shift-Engine 3 firefighters visited Bloomington Animal Care, where they met two animals in need of homes, a cat named Goo Goo Doll and a dog named Vivian.

Bloomington celebrates the 35th anniversary of the ADA with an event that includes education, activities, and community resource sharing on accessibility and inclusion.

Lawrence celebrates National Night Out on August 5, 2025, with events across the city to enhance community-police relations and neighborhood camaraderie.

Lawrence Police mingled at Indiana Black Expo, focusing on community ties, recruitment, and fostering diversity within the force. Mayor Whitfield showed support at the event.

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.