Indiana University released results from Cooley, LLP's investigation into the Dunn Meadow protests, revealing policy inconsistencies and recommending changes to improve campus safety and protest management.

Students in Beech Grove, Indiana return to school with structural changes, new principals, a literacy focus to meet the state requirement, a ban on cell phones, and a pilot for more frequent ILEARN exams.

Tens of thousands participated in the largest U.S. Eucharistic procession in decades in Indianapolis, attended by clergy and laypeople, emphasizing unity and missionary work.

Indiana's ILEARN scores reveal a slight increase in ELA proficiency and a decrease in math proficiency among students, reflecting a mixed range of academic performance statewide.

Indiana University Indianapolis will launch the Groups Scholars Program in summer 2025 to support first-generation and low-income students through resources, counseling, and academic preparedness.

Speedway, Indiana, has created a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) on Main Street, allowing public alcoholic beverage consumption for those 21 and over during the Brickyard 400.

Indianapolis is preparing to host the first National Eucharistic Congress since WWII, with over 50,000 attendees expected to reignite faith in the Eucharist. Enhanced security measures are being implemented for the event.

The Fourth of July parade in Bloomington was canceled due to bad weather, and won't be rescheduled due to logistical issues, but future events are still planned.

The City of Bloomington is celebrating the 34th anniversary of the ADA with an event on August 3 featuring informational booths, games, and resources for accessibility and inclusion.

The July 2024 Town Hall Bulletin for Indian Trail outlines fall events, a survey on a new community center, waste disposal dates, and "Coffee with the Mayor" sessions.

Bradley Pease has been named the new Director of Engineering for Carmel, expected to advance the city's infrastructure projects with expertise and innovation.

The ACLU sued the City of Loogootee, claiming officials blocked the execution of PrideFest 2024 by rescinding an earlier approval and changing the event permit process.

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