Indianapolis community organizations collaborate to combat overdose deaths in the 46201 area, distributing Narcan and information on overdose prevention to residents.

The EPA awarded Indiana a $196 million loan for drinking water and wastewater infrastructure, benefitting 134,000 residents through the state-partnered SWIFIA program.

Hamilton County's 911 Communications Team received CALEA Accreditation, highlighting their dedication to public safety standards and accomplishment after a rigorous two-year process.

Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department introduces the Yoga of 12-Step Recovery program, blending yoga with recovery practices to aid those facing addiction.

The Carmel City Council approved the creation of an Affiliate Review Committee to oversee the city's relationships with its non-profits, a move aligned with Mayor Finkam's transparency campaign.

Sen. Greg Taylor retains his role as Indiana Senate minority leader despite facing sexual harassment allegations.

S&P Global Ratings reaffirmed Carmel's ‘AA’ bond rating, reflecting the city's strong economy and fiscal management. Funds from these bonds will improve infrastructure, including roundabouts and fire stations.

Carmel city employees will benefit from a new partnership with HUB International, an investment advisor representative set to support the city’s retirement plans, with the backing of Mayor Finkam and various city representatives.

Indiana's Attorney General Todd Rokita is investigating potential labor trafficking, highlighting the strain on community resources due to an increase in arriving migrants.

Senator Mike Braun, a Republican, is favored to win the Indiana gubernatorial race against Democrat Jennifer McCormick, aiming to succeed Governor Eric Holcomb.

Governor Eric J. Holcomb and First Lady Janet Holcomb hosted a "Hoosier Connections"-themed Halloween event, distributing Indiana-made candies from local confectioners to trick-or-treaters at the Governor's Residence.

Johnson County officials confirmed the citizenship of 63 people flagged as potential non-citizens, with efforts ongoing to verify the rest before the election. This follows a directive to challenge ballots by Secretary Pate.

Carmel's Mayor Sue Finkam launches a new financial transparency portal, providing residents with detailed insights into the city's expenditures and fiscal policy.