The Hamilton County Health Department offers free webinars on children's health, covering teenage vaping, CPR, internet safety, and immunizations, starting March 19, 2025.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office ran a seminar to help law enforcement families deal with stress, using horse-based therapy to improve relationships and resilience.

Marion County Sheriff's Office is hosting an event on March 15, 2025, for secure document shredding and electronics recycling, with fees benefiting Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana.

Senate District 1 in Indiana receives nearly $5.5 million from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program for road and bridge improvements, announced by State Sen. Dan Dernulc.

Indiana University paused all fraternity and sorority events on its Bloomington campus due to health and safety concerns, with plans to lift the suspension on March 24.

Fishers introduced an Aging & Wellness Task Force aiming to boost services for seniors, potentially including a new facility, as part of its broader health initiative.

The City of Lawrence introduces the Neighborhood Hub, a program to support local associations by providing resources and fostering engagement with city services to promote community unity, safety, and participation.

Lawrence residents are preparing for a city-wide clean-up day on April 22, 2025, to beautify public spaces, with activities including litter removal and mulching.

Boone County honors the seventh anniversary of Deputy Jacob Pickett’s death, as the Sheriff's Office and community remember his bravery and sacrifice.

Marion County offers a Community Shred-It & Recycling Day for document shredding and electronics recycling, benefiting Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana.

Hamilton County has launched a virtual Youth Mental Health First Aid program to help individuals address mental health or substance use challenges among youth.

Indianapolis tourism is booming and poised for growth, with record events and web traffic, generating a $5.8 billion economic impact and infrastructure investments to support future expansion.

The Hamilton County Humane Society is seeking emergency fosters due to a critical heating failure affecting its kennels and the safety of over 130 dogs.