Hamilton County has scheduled an RFPQ conference for April 16, 2025, offering both in-person and virtual attendance. Registration with attendance preference is required by March 31, 2025.

Hamilton County Parks and Recreation installs a communication board at Cool Creek Park to help nonverbal individuals communicate, emphasizing inclusivity in recreational spaces.

A fire in a trash truck's bin in Martinsville led to waste being dumped and set ablaze on a city street; firefighters quickly extinguished the fire with no injuries reported.

INDOT announces overnight lane and ramp closures at the I-65/I-465 interchange in Indianapolis for sign maintenance and a major construction project aimed at improving traffic and safety.

The Indiana Senate committee tentatively approved a bill to ban marijuana billboard ads, raising legal concerns and debates on expanding ad restrictions.

Grammy-nominated country group Midland will headline the Firestone Legends Day concert on May 24 before the Indianapolis 500. Tickets go on sale March 28.

Indiana's Senate unanimously passed House Enrolled Act 1137, which authorizes expunging red flag records for individuals deemed not dangerous, aiming to balance public safety with Second Amendment rights.

Gurpreet Singh was arrested for arson in an alleged insurance fraud scheme and for a shooting at a Sikh temple in Indianapolis. He faces multiple felony charges and is detained by immigration authorities.

The Indianapolis Zoo CEO, Dr. Rob Shumaker, was bitten on the finger by a chimpanzee while feeding it; he required medical attention but has recovered.

The Tour Lawrence Bike Share program is back, offering rentals at the Lawrence Government Center and Fort Ben Cultural Campus, with free first-hour rides for members and $3 per hour for non-members.

The NWS forecast for Indianapolis predicts scattered showers and a possible thunderstorm, with a high near 76 degrees on Friday, and unpredictable weather throughout the week.

The Morgan County Sheriff's Office in Indiana announced an Easter egg hunt for the community, featuring their K-9 units to foster positive engagement with residents.

Hancock County, IN invites residents to a Community Open House on April 1st to discuss proposed development regulations. It's a chance for public engagement with planning experts.