Hancock Health is simplifying access to nutrition advice by offering free initial consultations with dietitians, flexible scheduling, and virtual appointments.

Indiana's House Bill 1059, introduced by State Rep. Cindy Ledbetter, would allow school districts to sell ad space on school buses as a new revenue source.

The Fishers Police Department posted on Facebook about a busy week with many accidents due to bad weather, highlighting their continuous efforts to ensure safety.

Carmel Police Department's Facebook post offers safety tips for cold weather, reminding residents to warm up their cars, have an emergency kit, and not leave vehicles running and unlocked.

The National Weather Service has issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Indianapolis, warning of extreme cold and wind chills as low as -12°F, with risks of hypothermia.

Fishers Community Center, in collaboration with IU Health, launches a Triathlon Clinic Series tailored for all levels, offering flexible, personalized training to help athletes excel in upcoming races.

The City of Fishers in Indiana hosted a food drive at local Kroger stores on MLK Day of Service, offering physical and digital donation options to support families in need.

Indianapolis faces extreme cold with wind chills down to -14°F. The NWS issued a Cold Weather Advisory, urging precautions against hypothermia, proper dressing, and pet safety.

INDOT lowered the speed limit on State Road 45/46 in Bloomington from 45 to 40 mph to improve safety. New signs will be installed, and drivers are reminded to be vigilant, especially in work zones.

The IMPD's CIT Program received Platinum Certification from CIT International, highlighting its commitment to compassionate responses to mental health crises.

Icy conditions led to a fatal crash in Tippecanoe County, resulting in a female passenger's death in a multi-vehicle collision involving a Ford Focus and a Hyundai. An unrelated bus incident occurred nearby without serious injuries.

Bloomington businesses prepared for increased activity due to the College Football Playoff National Championship, as police increased staffing for the event.

A triple shooting on Indianapolis' far east side left one dead, another critically injured, and a juvenile stable; IMPD is investigating the incident.