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.

The Tour Lawrence Bike Share program is back, offering rentals at the Lawrence Government Center and Fort Ben Cultural Campus, with free first-hour rides for members and $3 per hour for non-members.

The Morgan County Sheriff's Office in Indiana announced an Easter egg hunt for the community, featuring their K-9 units to foster positive engagement with residents.

Hancock County, IN invites residents to a Community Open House on April 1st to discuss proposed development regulations. It's a chance for public engagement with planning experts.

The City of Fishers awards $422,582 in grants to 23 neighborhoods for community enhancement projects, including green space improvements and accessibility upgrades.

Hendricks County Sheriff's CSIs hosted a 'True Crime' event at Danville-Center Township Public Library, offering fingerprint dusting and a CSI Jeopardy game. They aimed to educate the community about their work.

Marion County Sheriff's Office honors the late Major Paul J. Ernst on the anniversary of his passing due to a motorcycle accident in 1992, believed to have been caused by a heart attack.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office has expanded its semi-annual training to include intensive defensive tactics, focusing on officer preparedness and public safety.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office warned against drunk driving on St. Patrick's Day on social media, emphasizing safety and the risks of irresponsible behavior.

A historical marker in Indianapolis commemorates George Tompkins, a Black man lynched in 1922, with the city acknowledging its past and seeking justice.

Hendricks County Sheriff's Office hosted Area 31 law enforcement students for practical insights into police work.

Sheriff Tony Harris introduced the Indiana Sheriffs' Association Membership Program aimed at supporting local law enforcement via community participation. Details of the membership benefits are not fully disclosed.