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.

A man died, but two children were rescued after their car submerged in an Indianapolis pond. Responders braved cold waters, saving the kids but the man was later pronounced dead at the hospital.

The Indiana Crime Guns Task Force expansion bill, SB 148, passed the Senate committee unanimously, with aims to increase efforts against gun violence in LaPorte and Porter counties.

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.

Rep. Dave Heine authored a bill to start a tax credit for donations to early childhood education in Indiana, aimed at making preschools more accessible and flexible for families.

The Carmel Police Department is recruiting a Criminal Intelligence Analyst, emphasizing the role's importance in analyzing data and supporting investigations, as per their social media.

Fishers Police Department reports a busy week due to numerous accidents and reminds the community to drive cautiously given the unpredictable weather. They stress their continuous efforts in ensuring safety.

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.

Indiana FFA gains legislative support with Senator Leising's bill to strengthen ties with the ISDA, enhancing agricultural education and career readiness for students.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis warns of a week with varied weather, including wind gusts up to 40 mph, chances of rain and snow, and significant temperature swings.

Westfield Police seek info on missing 18-year-old Nevaeh Schmidt since January 5, 2026. She's 5’1”, 275 lbs, with blue/pink hair, two smiley face tattoos, last seen in Westfield, Indiana.