The Brownsburg Community School Corporation reported a data breach affecting student data due to a hack of the PowerSchool SIS platform, impacting schools nationally.

Indianapolis hospitals celebrated the arrival of their first babies of 2025, with Angel Gael being born at Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo, followed by other newborns across the city.

Lawrence commemorated Madam C.J. Walker's 157th birthday, honoring her impact on community diversity and entrepreneurialism as a self-made African American female millionaire.

Kountry Kitchen Soul Food Place in Indianapolis held its 16th annual Christmas dinner, serving meals to the community, including the homeless, and gave out toys and essential winter items.

The Town of Speedway's fourth annual Holiday Food Drive collected 1,925 non-perishable items for families in need, surpassing its goal with community and employee contributions.

Speedway Town Council extends holiday wishes to its residents, praising their dedication and acknowledging local businesses for their role in the community.

Indiana launches a crowd-funding campaign for The Big Table, a community kitchen at the Big Car campus, with a $50,000 goal to potentially receive matching funds from IHCDA's CreatINg Places program.

Retired Sergeant Timothy Duffin received a mortgage-free house from Lennar Indianapolis and Building Homes For Heroes, honoring his military service and sacrifices.

Greenwood is hosting holiday events starting with KiD CiTY Christmas on December 7. Mayor Myers highlights the Parks Department's activities like a lighted trail and Breakfast with Santa. Events are mostly free, including a coloring contest for kids.

Saltire Games partners with the Lawrence Fire Department for their holiday Family Assistance Program, offering a 50% discount on toys bought for donation.

The Indiana Cybersecurity Hub warns consumers of increased risks of identity theft and online fraud during the holiday shopping season, urging vigilance and offering security tips.

The Mozel Sanders Foundation continued its Thanksgiving tradition by preparing nearly 10,000 meals for Indiana's needy, with volunteers and notable figures helping in the effort.

The City of Lawrence announces a diverse lineup of food and craft vendors for its upcoming Christmas Tree Lighting event, featuring local cuisine, arts, and entertainment.