Anderson Police Dept. honored officers for solving the Dayla Swain homicide case, leading to gang member arrests. They were recognized in a ceremony for their investigation efforts.

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis has launched "Take Me There: Peru," an immersive exhibit showcasing Peru's culture, landscapes, and food, with interactive experiences like caring for animals and tasting local cuisine.

Indiana awarded scholarships to select future teachers, providing up to $40,000 over four years for those committed to educating in the state for at least five years post-graduation.

Hamilton County Highway Department announces a public meeting regarding the replacement of Small Structure #33062 at Strawtown Avenue, set for July 16. Residents can attend to learn about project plans and provide input.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed a new bill aimed at improving K-12 math skills, with provisions for advanced coursework and early numeracy screenings.

Allen County students receive the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship, supported by Indiana lawmakers, to pursue teaching careers and commit to teaching in Indiana schools.

Noblesville Police Chief John Mann is set to retire in October after five years; Assistant Chief Brad Arnold will succeed him. Mann helped launch initiatives like NobleACT and oversaw department growth.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed education bills aimed at streamlining regulations, improving accountability, and aligning higher education with job market needs.

Lawrence Utilities has released the 2024 Consumer Confidence Report, detailing the city's water sources, quality tests, and EPA standard compliance on their website.

Officer Marlon De Souza has joined the Westfield Police Department, completing the necessary field training and is ready to begin solo patrols. His previous experience in law enforcement is expected to benefit the community.

The Westfield Police Department honored Lt. Rory Gentry for his 30 years of service, celebrating his milestone with a social media post and community recognition.

The Hancock County Child Support Division maintained a "green" rating for 10 years, improving support collections by 5.4%. Despite construction disruptions, the team remains dedicated to aiding families and children effectively.

Monroe County students win the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship for future Indiana educators, with a $10,000 annual award for a five-year teaching commitment.