HCSO partners with agencies in Operation Southern Slow Down to combat speeding and improve road safety from July 14-19. The campaign involves increased traffic enforcement.

Sheriff Austin Garrett and the HCSO honored the Fallen Five on the 10th anniversary of the Chattanooga terrorist attack with a memorial event that focused on unity and bravery.

A mural of WNBA icon Tamika Catchings was unveiled in downtown Indianapolis, celebrating her contributions on and off the court. Artist Nate Baranowski created the piece, which was chosen out of 98 submissions.

Lawrence, Indiana, is hosting a 'Back to School Celebration' with free backpacks, school supplies, and food at Alexander Park on July 20 to support students.

The Westfield Police Department organized its first Youth Leadership and Development Academy, focusing on societal issues, personal development, and practical skills over five days.

A man was fatally shot outside the Mucky Duck Pub in Indianapolis; police are investigating the incident, which followed a large altercation in the parking lot. Witnesses are urged to come forward.

An Indianapolis man was sentenced to six years for sexual assault outside the City-County Building, after pleading guilty to multiple felonies including sexual battery.

The Public Safety Committee advanced a proposal to amend Indianapolis' juvenile curfew, aiming for a safer environment after a shooting with teen victims.

Thomas E. Wheeler II begins his tenure as the Interim U.S. Attorney for Southern Indiana, with experience in various legal roles and government service.

The IMPD arrested 20-year-old Eython Garcia on multiple charges, including murder and attempted murder, related to a homicide at Eagle Creek Park on July 4th.

The Fort Ben Farmers Market in Lawrence, Indiana offers local produce and goods every Thursday, and will be held on July 17 from 4–7 PM at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.

Indianapolis drivers should expect delays downtown due to WNBA All-Star Weekend road closures from July 16-20, with traffic impacts starting as early as 8 AM.

USDA offers low-interest loans to Indiana farmers for tornado recovery, covering repairs or replacement of assets, with a deadline of March 9, 2026, for application submissions.