Prosecutor Brent Eaton in Hancock County is advocating for mental health awareness and destigmatization, and promotes support services like The Landing and Recovery Cafés for youth and adults facing mental health and substance challenges.

The City of Lawrence has begun milling and paving in the Oaklandon neighborhood, with further operations scheduled for River Oaks and other areas, dependent on weather.

The Indiana Sheriffs' Association expressed appreciation for law enforcement on social media during National Police Week 2025, highlighting partnership with communities.

Bike Carmel and IU Health encourage cycling during Bike Month with the Love to Ride Challenge, offering feedback opportunities on local routes and prize entries for participation.

CIRDA launches a Creative Economy Strategy to strengthen Central Indiana's arts and creative industries, soliciting insights from local creatives through a survey.

Bloomington, Indiana celebrated Arbor Day by planting trees and earning the Arbor Day Foundation's Tree City USA and Tree City of the World designations again, demonstrating the city's commitment to urban forestry.

Bloomington announces a Juneteenth celebration at Switchyard Park with entertainment, food, and vendors. The event commemorates the end of slavery and showcases Black culture.

The McCutcheon High School Maverick Robotics team won the top prize at the FIRST Robotics World Championship, with Indianapolis Senator Ron Alting congratulating them for making Indiana proud.

Bloomington is reviewing its parking system to improve efficiency and meet community needs, including a public survey for input, managed by Walker Consultants and overseen by Michelle Wahl.

Brandon Olden and Mercy Chelangat won the men's and women's divisions of the 2025 IU Health 500 Festival Mini-Marathon, with Chelangat setting a course record.

Indy residents kick off the Indy 500 season with the 10th annual Porch Party, embracing race traditions with festive decorations and community spirit.

Lawrence announced Spring Heavy Trash Week for May 5-9, allowing residents to dispose of up to three bulky items on trash day for free, with an option to schedule additional pickups for a fee. Building materials are not accepted.

The 2025 Indianapolis Juneteenth parade has been canceled due to issues with route approval and city regulations, but other celebration events, including a festival, will continue.