Plymouth Community School Corporation will end districtwide free lunches in 2026–27, citing rising food costs and inadequate reimbursements. New prices and help options are listed.

A Greenfield tattooist is inking tiny pink bows called “Hailey’s bow” and donating $50 from each tattoo to the family of Fishers teen Hailey Buzbee.

Brooklyn Cook's parents say months of bullying at North Vernon schools culminated in their 11‑year‑old daughter's suicide and are now seeking accountability in a wrongful‑death suit.

Westfield Police Department in Indiana is soliciting historical items from the community for display in their new building, including photos, uniforms, and equipment.

The Fishers Health Department highlighted Public Health Nurse Amanda Didier for her contribution to community health and her STI testing program initiatives.

A new Goodwill store opened in Lawrence, Indiana, offering shopping and employment opportunities, with Mayor Whitfield attending the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The Speedway State of the Town address is set for February 19, 2026, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Media Center, highlighting past achievements and future plans.

Indianapolis prepares for summer with job opportunities and scholarship programs, while the city's growth and housing market receive positive recognition. Shea Joyce becomes Deputy Mayor for Operations and Government Affairs.

Fishers Fire Department recruits use a training trailer to simulate emergency conditions, enhancing skills in air management and situational awareness.

The Fishers Police Department warned against scam calls impersonating officers and advised residents to verify such calls with their non-emergency line.

The Westfield Police Department will host training sessions focused on advanced police skills, including traffic stops, report writing, de-escalation, and the duty to intervene, from March 24-26.

The Westfield Police Department used Valentine's Day to promote seatbelt safety on social media, with a playful and caring message about buckling up for love and safety.

Carmel Police Department equips every officer with an AED in their patrol cars for cardiac emergencies, emphasizing their commitment to public safety beyond crime prevention.