The Carmel Police Department offers a five-point plan on social media to help prevent vehicle-related crimes by encouraging residents to secure vehicles, hide valuables, park in well-lit areas, keep keys with them, and use anti-theft devices.

Officers Parshall and Rebollar have been promoted to solo detectives by the Carmel Police Department, an advancement highlighted on the department's social media.

Morgan County, Indiana, celebrates the graduation of Deputies Chambers and Fraker from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, as shared by the Sheriff's Office on Facebook.

Eastbound I-70 lanes near SR 39 reopened after a closure caused by a crash involving two semi-trucks, with the cleanup completed earlier than expected. No injury or cause details were reported.

The 2025 Indianapolis Juneteenth parade has been canceled due to issues with route approval and city regulations, but other celebration events, including a festival, will continue.

IMPD collaborated with ISP and Beech Grove Police in a citywide operation against dangerous driving, resulting in 28 citations, 15 arrests, 6 firearms recovered, and 5 vehicles towed.

IMPD Assistant Chief Wolley celebrated officers and staff for their service, with careers ranging from five to forty years, highlighting their dedication and loyalty to the community.

The IMPD and MCCOY create a Juvenile Advisory Council with former offenders contributing to justice system reform, aiming to lower recidivism and prevent youth crime.

A 15-year-old student in Jennings County is charged with raping a 7-year-old on a school bus, with the school reviewing its security and introducing new safety protocols.

The Indiana Fever launches the "Now You Know" campaign entering the 2025 WNBA season, highlighting their ambition and showcasing new star players, with games receiving unprecedented national TV exposure.

Indiana passes a law that will reduce property taxes by $1.3 billion, starting with a 10% credit in 2026, benefiting homeowners, seniors, veterans, and farmers.

Indiana's new law, co-authored by Rep. Borders, aims to manage energy generation costs and promotes small modular reactors for reliable power, heading to the governor for approval.

Indiana co-authored legislation for sustainable energy, including small modular nuclear reactors and tax credits, awaits the governor's signature. It aims to meet energy needs without burdening residents with high costs.