The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office posted a New Year message, urging residents to celebrate responsibly and prioritize safety by using designated drivers or ride-share services.

Carmel, Indiana, celebrated its 50th anniversary, reflecting on its growth, roundabouts, and arts scene while committing to future sustainable development.

The Carmel Police Department reflected on their 2025 community engagement and public service efforts in a Facebook post, highlighting safety programs and efforts to strengthen connections with residents.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police reminded citizens to celebrate New Year's Eve safely, urging the use of designated drivers or rideshares to prevent drunk driving incidents.

Mayor Scott Willis of Westfield highlights past achievements and future projects, including economic growth, infrastructure investment, and new fire stations, in a social media post.

Noblesville, Indiana, thanked its citizens and local partners for 2025 achievements in a social media post and looked forward to continued collaboration in 2026.

IMPD highlights career growth and community service in a #WhyIMPDWednesday campaign, encouraging recruitment by stressing the potential for personal and professional development in law enforcement.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis warns of slick, icy roads due to overnight snow, rain, and freezing temperatures, advising caution for drivers.

Light snow is forecast for central Indiana this afternoon and evening, with a 50% chance of snow before 1am. Light accumulations may create slick conditions. New Year's Day expected to be mostly sunny.

Courthouse Deputy Kenny Ford retires after 24 years of service in Hamilton County, Indiana, receiving a fond farewell from the Sheriff's Office and community on social media.

The City of Bloomington is seeking applications for its Jack Hopkins Social Services Committee for the 2026 cycle to fund local social service agencies.

Morgan County seeks a full-time Recycling Director with benefits, involving operational management, public education on recycling, and environmental stewardship. Details are on their social media.

The Westfield Police Department warned residents against leaving their cars idling and unattended to prevent thefts, advising to stay with the vehicle, lock it, or use remote start.