IMPD emphasizes the importance of not drinking and driving during the holidays, actively patrolling to prevent incidents and urging community responsibility and planning.

Indiana State Sen. Jean Leising opposed a rushed session to review unexamined congressional redistricting maps, mentioning political pressure and intimidation tactics faced by legislators.

Senator Niezgodski criticized the Indiana redistricting process, prioritizing local issues over political drama and promising to focus on Hoosier needs when lawmakers reconvene in December.

Indiana State Senator Fady Qaddoura criticizes the Senate's decision to reconvene in December, suspecting it's a political move to redraw Congressional maps for partisan gain.

Indiana Senate Republicans to reconvene for redistricting after Trump's urging, against prior stance, attracting criticism from Senate Democratic Leader Shelli Yoder for ignoring voters' concerns on various issues.

IMPD officers partnered with Walmart to deliver Thanksgiving meal kits to ten families, highlighting community outreach beyond traditional policing roles.

Hamilton County Parks partners with Health Department for emergency response training for park staff, focusing on Narcan use, bleeding control, and suicide prevention.

The NWS in Indianapolis issued a Wind Advisory with gusts up to 50 mph. Thanksgiving may be chilly with gusts reaching 26 mph. Snow is possible on Saturday; the rest of the week will see cold temperatures.

Kristopher McDonald received three life sentences for running a violent sex trafficking ring and committing murder in Indianapolis. He controlled and exploited women, culminating in killing a man over a payment dispute.

The Indiana Senate is set to reconvene in December to finalize redistricting, aiming to resolve tension over the proposed mid-cycle redrawing of congressional maps.

The Noblesville Police Department conducted extensive training for large-scale scenarios, thanking volunteers for their help, and emphasizing community engagement and continual improvement in their services.

State Rep. Lori Goss-Reaves awarded the Heart of 31 Award to three women from Marion for their community contributions, including supporting healthcare, recovery, and animal welfare.

Volunteers in Lawrence Community Park supported a Thanksgiving meal drive, serving 300 households with groceries, in collaboration with local authorities and Walmarts.