The Indiana House Page Program for the 2026 session is now accepting applications for students aged 13-18 to experience the legislative process firsthand.

Lt. Rodriguez is honored for 30 years of service with the Speedway Police Department, celebrated for his dedication, leadership, and impact on the community.

IMPD highlights career growth and community service in a #WhyIMPDWednesday campaign, encouraging recruitment by stressing the potential for personal and professional development in law enforcement.

Courthouse Deputy Kenny Ford retires after 24 years of service in Hamilton County, Indiana, receiving a fond farewell from the Sheriff's Office and community on social media.

The City of Carmel, Indiana has expanded mental health services, providing crisis intervention training for police and fire departments, and a 24/7 mental health hotline.

The Indiana House Page Program will resume in 2026, offering students aged 13-18 a glimpse into the state government. Participants observe the legislature and meet representatives.

Anderson Fire Fighters Local 1262 reflected on their 2025 community service, including partnerships with organizations like Operation Love Ministries and hosting charity events.

Firefighters at Wayne Township Fire Department conducted Rapid Intervention Team training to ensure safety and preparedness in high-stress rescue situations.

Indianapolis reports significant progress in safety and welfare in 2025, with a notable reduction in gun violence, lower crime rates, enhanced mental health support, and improved public safety transparency.

Lawrence first responders worked on Christmas Day, ensuring community safety. The Lawrence Police Department recognized their sacrifices and reminded the public to thank them for their service.

Governor Mike Braun supports the Downtown South Bend Tech and Talent Hub, aiming to drive growth with a new innovation district anchored by Notre Dame, promising 400+ high-tech jobs and a $750 million economic boost.

Greenwood Fire Department improves rescue capabilities with a grant from Duke Energy, enabling Ladder 91 crews to complete a Rope Rescue Technician course, increasing the department's proficiency in high-angle rescues.

The Fishers Fire Department announced over 700 safety inspections and the installation of 117 residential Knox Boxes in 2025 for enhanced emergency access.