INDOT East Central contributed over 1,500 cans to a local food drive, 'Canstruction,' aiding Shepherd's Door Food Pantry in New Castle to combat food insecurity.

INDOT's East Central division promotes safe Super Bowl celebrations, encouraging fans to plan sober rides with help from GEICO-sponsored Hoosier Helpers.

A Civil War reenactor from the Noblesville PD visited Hinkle Creek Elementary to teach second graders about the period using authentic attire and gear.

Indianapolis philanthropist Sidney Eskenazi, known for his $40 million donation to a public hospital and other community contributions, has passed away at 95.

Fishers Fire Department is looking for new Firefighter/EMTs with no experience required. Applications are open until March 2, with full training provided.

The Carmel Fire Department reminded the community to keep fire hydrants clear after finding one buried in snow, stressing the importance of visibility for emergency response.

Noblesville offers various events, including basketball games, a Maker Lab opening, a shopping event, a trivia night, and an intersection closure for downtown work. Snow removal efforts continue.

The Fort Ben Winter Market in Lawrence, Indiana, offers one last opportunity for locals to enjoy local crafts, treats, and more on February 5th at the Lawrence Community Center.

Bloomington invites the community to Black History Month events, including a kickoff on February 7th, a showcase of local talents, a Black Market, poster contest, and a gala celebrating Black culture and contributions.

The Carmel Police Department introduced Park Resource Officers to build community relations and ensure the safety of park visitors through a proactive and approachable presence.

IMPD's Homeless Unit continues to protect and serve during Indianapolis's cold snap, providing transport, bus passes, and blankets to the homeless and urging public vigilance.

The Carmel Police Department cautions residents to drive safely on wintry roads, offering safety tips and reminding them to stay vigilant due to changing conditions.

IMPD's North District offices closed due to a winter storm, but residents can still file reports by phone or using 311 services. They are advised to delay non-urgent reports.