Hamilton County Health Department offers a certified Health Insurance Navigator to assist residents with Medicaid and Affordable Care Act plans, providing confidential help and aftercare materials.

Trump criticizes Indiana lawmakers Bray and Goode on redistricting, citing GOP seat gains. Bray says there's no support; Goode faced swatting. Braun aligns with Trump. Tensions rise before the legislative session.

Local Indiana leaders discussed the impact of SEA 1 on municipal operations at an Aim roundtable in McCordsville, examining service strains and budget issues.

The Hamilton County Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs has allocated over $175,000 in opioid settlement funds to local initiatives combating the opioid crisis, with more than $500,000 disbursed to date.

The IMPD has appointed Shane Foley as the new commander for its Downtown District, emphasizing his 18-year experience and dedication to a connected downtown.

Firefighter-Paramedic Kate Heishman joins the Carmel Fire Department with nine years of experience and specialized certifications in various rescue techniques.

Fort Wayne invites residents to celebrate National Take a Hike Day with a 2-mile walk on the Pufferbelly Trail on Nov. 17, organized by the Greenways and Trails Department.

Danica Eyler was officially inducted as a Magistrate in Hamilton County, succeeding former Magistrate A.J. Johnson, with a strong legal background and unanimous support from local judges.

Alvin and Elsie Miller of Shipshewana awarded the Will Koch Indiana Tourism Leadership Award for their contributions to tourism and their work rebuilding Davis Mercantile after a fire.

Hendricks County schedules a public hearing on December 9, 2025, to discuss vacating a street easement in Fair Meadows. The proposal details are available for review at the Commissioners’ Office.

The Traveling Town Hall in Bloomington's District 6 offers residents a chance to engage with city leaders on December 1 at the Monroe County History Center.

Hamilton County inaugurated the Bicentennial Pavilion at the 4-H Fairgrounds, replacing historic buildings and marking a new era for community gatherings and 4-H events.

Lawrence, Indiana has a sculpture by William E. Arnold in Veterans Memorial Park honoring the "Chosin Few" from the Korean War's Battle of the Chosin Reservoir.