Hamilton County Sheriff's deputies were invited to an ice cream party by Legacy Christian School, which also celebrated Sgt. Rumer's birthday. The event aimed to foster positive police-community relations.

Indiana's House Bill 1095, aiming to expand the Crime Guns Task Force to include Lake County, unanimously passed the Senate Committee, enhancing efforts to trace and combat gun-related crimes.

The Boone County Sheriff's Office in Indiana released its 2024 annual report, highlighting a year of law enforcement and community engagement, as shared by Sheriff Tony Harris on social media.

Duke Homes was named the 2025 Small Business of the Year by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, recognized for their community and economic impact in Indiana.

Two teens have been arrested in Indianapolis for firearm-related crimes: a 14-year-old for shooting two girls and a 16-year-old for an armed robbery. Both are facing serious charges.

The Hamilton County Health Department offers free webinars on children's health, covering teenage vaping, CPR, internet safety, and immunizations, starting March 19, 2025.

Katie Carlson of the Marion County Sheriff's Office presented research at a conference on improving conditions for night shift officers, recently published in Police Chief Magazine.

Indiana Senate passed a bill to give cities more flexibility in public works projects, potentially improving local infrastructure and economic growth.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help to identify a burglar from a March 4 incident in the Mt. Laurel neighborhood, with contact details for tips provided.

Indiana communities receive over $4.3 million for infrastructure from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program. Local road and bridge projects to improve safety and efficiency.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office ran a seminar to help law enforcement families deal with stress, using horse-based therapy to improve relationships and resilience.

Indiana's Washington County receives over $2.2 million in state grants for road and bridge improvements, as part of a larger $200 million infrastructure initiative.

Indiana Senator David Niezgodski expresses concern about the Governor's proposed budget cuts to university funding during Senate budget hearings, focusing on the importance of investing in education for state growth.