Mayor Sue Finkam will deliver her first State of the City address on October 29, discussing achievements and outlining future plans for Carmel, Indiana.

Hamilton County reviews the progress of the Baker's Corner/US31 Infrastructure Investment Project, aimed at extending utilities and stimulating economic growth, with the system expected to go live by early 2025.

The South Bend Fire Department is unveiling Fire Station #8 with a ribbon-cutting and Open House, offering tours, demonstrations, and refreshments for the community.

Indiana utility crews from AES Indiana and Indiana Michigan Power are heading to Florida to assist with power restoration efforts following the destruction caused by Hurricane Milton.

Hamilton County reminds homeowners that the property tax deadline is November 12, 2024, with various payment options available, including in-person, online (with a fee), and at local banks.

The ACLU and Planned Parenthood have filed an appeal in Indiana challenging a court's denial to clarify health exceptions in the state's abortion ban.

Indian Trail, NC, voters may decide on a new occupancy tax for short-term rentals to fund tourism projects, as detailed on the Town's website. An informational meeting was held to discuss the potential tax.

Indiana State Police celebrated the retirement of K-9 Apache after his notable service, including taking a bullet for his handler and significant contributions to drug and firearm seizures.

NH Learning Solutions Corp. agrees to pay $975,000 to settle allegations they inflated tuition claims under the Post-9/11 GI Bill, according to the Justice Department.

Marion County conducts extensive tests on all voting machines, exceeding Indiana law requirements, while inviting public observation to bolster election security and voter confidence.

The Indiana Court of Appeals reinstated a lawsuit against TikTok regarding deceptive practices and data mishandling, challenging the company's defense under state consumer protection laws.

Eagle Stone, Inc., a Southern Indiana mining company, is ordered to pay $110,000 for safety violations after a lawsuit by the Department of Labor and Department of Justice.

Hendricks County in Indiana will address religious discrimination claims, change policies, and pay $295,000 to Al Hussnain Inc., plus a $5,000 penalty to the U.S. after alleged zoning denials.