Indiana legislators commend the spike in third-grade literacy rates following educational reforms and collective community efforts, marking a significant gain since 2013.

The Carmel-based 1st on Main development has been nominated for the Indy Chamber Monumental Award, highlighting its successful mix of luxury living and commercial space.

Hamilton County offices will close on September 1, 2025, for Labor Day, with emergency services remaining operational. Check their website for details.

Indiana's third graders show a notable rise in reading proficiency, reaching an over 87% success rate in the IREAD assessment, a historic increase since 2013.

Indiana has enacted measures to prevent foreign adversaries from purchasing its farmland, responding to concerns over national security and agricultural preservation.

Indiana's third graders saw a nearly 5% improvement in reading proficiency, with over 87% proficient on the IREAD assessment, a recovery to pre-pandemic levels.

Record rise in Allen County third grade literacy reported by IREAD; Indiana House Education Committee members commend teachers, families, and state initiatives.

Indiana has seen a rise in third-grade literacy, with 87% proficiency, the highest increase since 2013, and ranks sixth nationally for reading. Legislation has strengthened reading standards and interventions.

Rep. Matt Lehman scored 100% on the Indiana Chamber of Commerce's scorecard, reflecting his support for pro-business legislation in alignment with the state's economic goals.

The Westfield Police Department honored Officer Mathioudakis for his 5-year service anniversary, highlighting his dedication to the night shift and community safety.

Carmel partners with local institutions for a virtual presentation to discuss the city's expected 2026 revenue changes and address community questions.

Carmel's Police Chief Sterling and Fire Chief Thacker join the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative for public sector training. Mayor Finkam praises the expected community benefits.

The Carmel Police Department hosted a "Search and Seizure Case Law Course" for officers to deepen their understanding of daily encountered legal issues, led by law-educated Sgt. Mike Brazil.