Carmel, Indiana, is rated #1 Best Place to Live in the state and excels in family life and schools, also ranking 2nd Best Suburb in America and 7th nationally by Niche.com for 2025.

The BMCHRC inspired local students with their Human Rights Art & Essay Contest themed on diversity, with winners from various schools showcasing their skills and perspectives on inclusion.

BMCHRC seeks nominations for their annual Human Rights Award, celebrating local contributions to civil rights. Deadline for submissions is May 1, 2025.

The Traditions neighborhood in Lawrence became the first to use the city's Neighborhood Association Toolkit, aiming to enhance community through the Lawrence Neighborhood Hub.

Lawrence Civic Plaza hosts the International Festival on May 10, 2025, celebrating diverse cultures with food, art, and performances. Vendors can apply to participate.

Brownsburg, Indiana celebrates its tenth year as a Tree City USA, recognized for its commitment to urban forestry by planting and caring for public trees, investing in green initiatives, and enhancing quality of life.

Emergency services in Brownsburg, Indiana, are responding to a destructive tornado by clearing debris and dealing with aftermath issues. Commuters are cautioned about ongoing cleanup and road closures.

The Bloomington Community Farmers' Market opens for its 51st season on April 5, with parking details and new community initiatives announced, also noting Griffy Lake's Boathouse season start.

Monroe County is under an Areal Flood Watch, with residents advised to prepare for potential flooding by planning safe routes, securing homes, and assembling emergency kits.

Two long-serving Hamilton County reserve deputies, Jeff Larkin and Kurt Delong, retire with a ceremony attended by family and officials, receiving accolades and congressional recognition.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office honored the late Deputy Doug Sanford on the third anniversary of his death, celebrating his legacy and commitment to animal welfare on social media.

The Lawrence Fire Department welcomes new lateral transfer firefighters, training them in critical search-and-rescue techniques to improve public safety.

Hamilton County Parks and Recreation installs a communication board at Cool Creek Park to help nonverbal individuals communicate, emphasizing inclusivity in recreational spaces.