President Biden has pardoned 39 people, including Emily Good Nelson for past nonviolent drug offenses, and commuted sentences for about 1,500 others. Nelson has since earned degrees and works in healthcare.

Greenwood is hosting holiday events starting with KiD CiTY Christmas on December 7. Mayor Myers highlights the Parks Department's activities like a lighted trail and Breakfast with Santa. Events are mostly free, including a coloring contest for kids.

Brandon Alford from Washington, Indiana, was sentenced to two years for embezzling over $1 million and tax evasion.

The article discusses an upcoming traffic shift at the Allisonville Road and 146th Street intersection due to ongoing construction that aims to improve traffic flow and safety, with completion expected by Summer 2025.

Indianapolis police arrested a teenager after an attempted robbery using an airsoft gun on the north side, as the victim reported a demand for her belongings.

INDOT will introduce its SafeZones speed control program with cameras at the I-465/I-69 construction zone to reduce excessive speeding and improve safety.

Central Indiana is forecasted to have a 30% chance of afternoon snow with possible light accumulations and a high near 24°F, potentially affecting the evening commute.

86-year-old William Powers from Valparaiso was found safe after a Silver Alert was issued and consequently rescinded.

The Indiana State Board of Education approved new high school diploma requirements designed to offer students more academic flexibility and work-based learning opportunities.

Two men were arrested in Indianapolis for drug trafficking from California after a 2-month investigation by the ICGTF, leading to drug and firearm seizures.

Former Pigeon Township Trustee Mariama Wilson and Terrance Hardiman were sentenced for a $38,000 kickback scheme involving inflated invoices for community projects.

Hamilton County is set to see 22 employees retire, marking one of the largest retirement waves in its history, reflecting the impact of the Baby Boomer generation and prompting succession planning for new leadership.

Hamilton County introduces an ADR program for family law disputes, offering cost-effective mediation options, particularly benefiting low-income families. This program will be supported by increased divorce filing fees and a state grant.