HarperCollins Publishers plans to open a new logistics facility in Brownsburg, Indiana, aiming to improve operational efficiency with advanced automation technology. The 1.6 million-square-foot hub is expected to create over 400 jobs.

Zionsville Police Department installed a NaloxBox for 24/7 public access to Naloxone, aiming to combat opioid overdoses and urging immediate medical follow-up after use.

Carmel partners with local institutions for a virtual presentation to discuss the city's expected 2026 revenue changes and address community questions.

Carmel's Police Chief Sterling and Fire Chief Thacker join the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative for public sector training. Mayor Finkam praises the expected community benefits.

A shooting on Indy's near north side left one dead and another injured. Police are investigating the incident without suspects or motives yet disclosed.

Indiana has seen a 5% increase in third-grade literacy rates, with 87% of students now proficient in reading, according to a statement by Sen. Schmitt who credits state educational reforms. Despite the success, 13% still struggle with reading.

Indianapolis weather forecast predicts partly sunny day with a high of 83 degrees, high humidity, and gentle winds shifting westerly. Stable conditions expected to continue with mid-70s highs in coming days.

The Carmel Police Department hosted a "Search and Seizure Case Law Course" for officers to deepen their understanding of daily encountered legal issues, led by law-educated Sgt. Mike Brazil.

Tickets for the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup at Carmel High School Natatorium Complex are on sale for the event on Oct. 10-12, featuring over 50 nations.

Bloomington calls for Minnesota artists to create an outdoor sculpture for Bryant Park, with a $150,000 budget, prioritizing teams with a local artist. Submissions close September 5.

Kosciusko County farms received Hoosier Homestead awards for their long-standing contributions to Indiana agriculture, with The Carlin and The Creighton farms amongst the honorees.

Carmel officials to discuss fiscal changes due to property tax alterations in a virtual meeting on August 28. Residents can submit questions beforehand.

Community Safety Day on August 23 from 10 AM-2 PM at 9530 East 59th Street features demonstrations, interactions with first responders, and family-friendly activities.