Indianapolis experienced cold and snowy weather, with the NWS predicting clearer skies and slight warming in the days ahead, interspersed with chances of rain and snow.

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.

Westfield Police arrested two individuals after a car chase in Indianapolis, seizing drugs, firearms, and cash. Charges include possession of a stolen firearm and dealing in marijuana.

Indiana State Senator David Niezgodski urges for local input on Senate Bill 248, seeking to influence South Bend school legislation and promote academic excellence.

Indianapolis forecast: a mix of rain and snow with high winds and fluctuating temperatures expected throughout the week; hazardous weather outlook issued.

Westfield secures a $200,000 federal grant via the Safe Streets for All program to improve road and trail safety, as part of their Safety Action Plan targeting traffic accidents.

A Hamilton County Sheriff's Office post detailed the tech-assisted arrest of a suspected serial shoplifter, highlighting the coordinated efforts of RTIC and drone surveillance.

Senator Schmitt from Indiana proposes two bills aiming to improve voting transparency and integrity, addressing candidate withdrawal and extending election record retention.

Nick Parr has been named the new Director of Administration for Boone County, recognized for his experience and service starting at the Highway Department in 2006.

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.

Indiana House Republicans, led by Speaker Todd Huston, aim to reduce family costs and streamline state bureaucracy in their 2026 agenda, focusing on economic growth and deregulation.

Indiana Rep. Bruce Borders introduced HB 1199 to make gender on birth certificates permanent, echoing Governor Braun's executive order on binary gender classification.