Bloomington prepares for the College Football National Championship watch event with traffic changes and safety measures for the Hoosiers vs. Hurricanes game.

Plainfield invites fathers and daughters to a Daddy Daughter Dance at the Richard A. Carlucci Center on February 28 for an evening of food, music, and dancing. Registration is required at $30/person by February 21.

Carmel Police and Carmel Clay Schools discussed school safety and the role of School Resource Officers on the Superintendent's radio show, emphasizing their collaborative effort to protect students.

Bloomington, Indiana, has temporarily renamed the Miller-Showers Park retention pond to "D'Angelo's Pond" in support of the Indiana University football team.

Carmel, Indiana's Sustainable Carmel initiative focuses on environmental education in schools and promotes sustainability through an Earth Day Art Contest aimed at engaging students.

Fishers is hosting a free watch party for Indiana Football fans at the Fishers Event Center on January 19, with doors opening at 7 p.m. and the game starting at 7:30 p.m.

The Westfield Fire Department and community are hosting a blood donation drive, with a call to action posted on the Westfield Police Department's Facebook page.

Lawrence and Arts for Lawrence will host a Black History Month event with performances at the Theater at the Fort on February 11, celebrating Black heritage.

The Speedway Fire Department shared safety tips on Facebook to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning during winter, including routine appliance checks and the use of CO detectors.

Fishers, Indiana, government promotes active community service to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including a food drive, an onion seed planting event, collecting donations at local Kroger stores, and crafting "I Have a Dream" yard signs.

Carmel, Indiana, introduces "The Carmel Catch-Up," a video update series by Mayor Sue Finkam, starting with details on the city's MLK Commemoration event.

Lawrence, Indiana has revealed 'USO Girls,' an artwork tribute to WWII-era USO performances at Fort Benjamin Harrison, created by Circle City Metalworks and featuring performer silhouettes.

Residents of Bloomington can engage with local leaders at the Traveling Town Hall on January 26, with opportunities to ask questions and receive updates on city initiatives.