Lawrence is preparing for National Night Out 2025 to enhance community-first responder relations, featuring family activities and opportunities to meet local safety officials.

Indianapolis weather forecast shows a stable pattern, with mild temperatures and mostly sunny skies, and occasional chances for showers and thunderstorms starting Monday.

Fishers Police Department attributes being named one of the safest cities to their officers' professionalism, ongoing training, and community support, as shared on social media.

Laurens Jean Francois, 22, was arrested by IMPD for a series of armed robberies after detectives used surveillance footage and other methods to connect him to the crimes.

Mike Carroll received Indiana's Circle of Corydon Award for his work in youth sports, recognized by State Rep. Tim O'Brien for his mentorship and community contributions.

Hendricks County legislators join interim study committees to prepare for Indiana's next legislative session, focusing on budget, education, criminal justice, public safety, and supporting rural and veteran communities.

Fathers and father figures will attend the National Million Father March at Fairview Elementary in Bloomington to encourage engagement in children's education by walking them to school.

Gen Con, the largest tabletop gaming convention in Indianapolis, has sold out for 2025, with more than 70,000 attendees expected for gaming, cosplay, and community events.

The Boone County Assessor's Office is preparing for the 2026 General Assessment by seeking technical services through two RFPs for various property types.

Convicted sex offender Cory Todd Cox, 38, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison and lifetime supervision for distributing child sexual abuse material. Despite being on probation, Cox shared graphic content via text and stored it across multiple devices.

Indianapolis is experiencing floods due to heavy rains, with the NWS issuing warnings. Areas are inundated, and further rain is expected before clearing.

Lawrence plans to clean and inspect sewers in the East Hill and West Hill Drive area, starting August 4 for three weeks, advising residents on potential odors and minor disruptions.

Carmel announces updates on infrastructure projects including raised crosswalks, rejuvenation of College Avenue, and bridge constructions aimed at improving safety, walkability, and stormwater systems, with work continuing through 2025.