Lawrence will host Community Safety Day with demonstrations, including Indiana's sole Mobile Stroke Unit and a PHI Air Medical Helicopter, plus interactive activities at Fire Station 40 on August 24, 2024.

Indiana receives a $2.7 million federal grant to expand support for pregnant women with substance use disorders, aiming to aid 300 mothers over three years.

Following a shooting that injured seven children in Indianapolis, local police are rigorously enforcing the city's curfew to prevent youth violence, while community groups strive to create a safer environment for youngsters.

Bloomington’s Mayor Kerry Thomson unveils a new plan to tackle homelessness with a holistic approach, including transforming the local justice system and creating long-term housing solutions.

U.S. Attorney Zachary A. Myers will participate in Indianapolis community events on August 6, 2024, to enhance law enforcement relations with the public.

The Indy Peace HVIP in Indianapolis, a collaboration with IU Health Methodist Hospital, aims to reduce gun violence by supporting victims in the hospital phase. The program has shown a decrease in local gun violence since its implementation.

The Indiana State Fair offers nature-centric activities and educational opportunities by the DNR, including live animal shows and conservation talks, running until August 18 with a break on Mondays.

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.