Hamilton County's Surveyor, Kenton Ward, has been honored with two awards for his nearly 50-year dedication to floodplain management, including the Excellence in Floodplain Management Award and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the INAFSM.

Greenwood approved its 2025 operating budget, focusing on infrastructure and public safety without increasing the tax rate, aligning with the city's growth.

Hamilton Heights School Corporation and Hamilton County Council introduce the "Handle with Care" program to help students cope with trauma by notifying schools after an incident without disclosing details.

The Carmel Police Department has launched a Drone First Responder Program to improve response times and safety by using drones to assess incidents before officers arrive on the scene.

Mayor Sue Finkam gave a State of the City address in Carmel, discussing early achievements, future plans, and new initiatives such as a drone program and transparency portal.

The Noblesville Common Council approved the 2025 Civil City budget of $127.6 million focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and economic growth with a maintained tax rate. The budget also plans for major capital projects without new taxes.

The trial of Richard Allen for the 2017 Delphi murders involves juror reviews of his interviews with police, where he denies killing two teenagers, Abby Williams and Libby German.

Hamilton County Council finalizes its $312 million 2025 budget, focusing on law enforcement salary raises and adding 16 new positions to manage growth-related challenges.

Mayor Sue Finkam has established the Mayor's Advisory Commission on Public Safety in Carmel to guide and enhance the city's public safety initiatives.

The Indiana Debate Commission is hosting a U.S. Senate debate with Democrat Valerie McCray and Libertarian Andrew Horning, as Republican Jim Banks declines to participate.

The Carmel City Council approved a $232.6 million budget for 2025 to advance the city's strategic plan, with the General Fund allocated $143.9 million for community needs.

Hamilton County expands early voting to more locations, offering residents increased convenience and flexibility to cast ballots ahead of elections, alongside an interactive map to find voting sites.

Hamilton County is preparing for National Drug Take Back Day to combat prescription drug misuse, providing an opportunity for residents to safely dispose of unwanted medications.