Parkview Health plans to open a new $150 million hospital in Lebanon, Indiana, by 2028, adding over 200 jobs and expanding healthcare access in Boone County. The facility at Hickory Junction includes emergency, inpatient, and surgical care.

Mayor Deb Whitfield swore in new officers to the Lawrence Police Department, reflecting a commitment to public safety and the role of law enforcement in society.

Indiana legislators commend the spike in third-grade literacy rates following educational reforms and collective community efforts, marking a significant gain since 2013.

Winston, a 38-year-old chimpanzee, suddenly passed away at the Indianapolis Zoo from heart disease complications.

Franklin Road will have a partial closure on August 27 for sewer maintenance between 45th and 46th St., with inner lanes closed and outer lanes open from 8-10am.

The Carmel-based 1st on Main development has been nominated for the Indy Chamber Monumental Award, highlighting its successful mix of luxury living and commercial space.

Greenfield-Central School District has opened its own police department, a first in Hancock County, to enhance school safety with a dedicated team building rapport with the community.

Hamilton County offices will close on September 1, 2025, for Labor Day, with emergency services remaining operational. Check their website for details.

Indiana's third graders show a notable rise in reading proficiency, reaching an over 87% success rate in the IREAD assessment, a historic increase since 2013.

Marion County experienced traffic disruptions due to two separate crashes on I-465 and I-69, causing lane closures and lengthy investigations by authorities. Multiple semis were involved in the I-69 crash with serious injuries reported.

Indiana has enacted measures to prevent foreign adversaries from purchasing its farmland, responding to concerns over national security and agricultural preservation.

Lawrence hosted Community Safety Day in 2025 with activities, safety demonstrations, a fire and police department relay race, and 175+ children receiving new bike helmets.

Indiana's third graders saw a nearly 5% improvement in reading proficiency, with over 87% proficient on the IREAD assessment, a recovery to pre-pandemic levels.