The Westfield Police Department warned residents to break down boxes of expensive items before trash disposal to deter theft during the holiday season.

Rep. J.D. Prescott partners with INDOT to lower speed limits near Jay School Corp. on State Road 67 to improve student safety, with further road safety and infrastructure projects planned.

Starke County in Indiana receives over $500,000 from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program for road and bridge improvements, benefiting local communities like Knox and North Judson.

EB 106th Street at U.S. 31 in Indiana has reopened, improving local traffic flow as part of the Level Up 31 initiative, with additional temporary closures planned for ongoing roadwork.

Bloomington reopens upgraded Rail Trail crossing at South Rogers St., enhancing safety and access. Final touches on the B-Line Trail extension continue, aiming for early 2026 completion.

Hamilton County Drainage Board approves improvements to Sheridan's drainage systems, adopting a report and assessment schedule, with a 20-day window for judicial review.

Indiana allocates over $1.2 million for local infrastructure upgrades, with grants distributed to nearly 200 communities for road and bridge improvements.

A traffic accident at 96th and Meridian in Carmel caused delays; it was cleared and traffic resumed by the afternoon. Carmel PD provided updates on social media.

Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program allocates $317,624 to Newton County for road and bridge improvements, requiring local investment for grant matching.

Indiana's smaller counties, including Benton, receive over $1.6 million for road and bridge upgrades via the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, as announced by Rep. Matt Commons.

INDOT announces overnight lane closures on I-65 SB and I-70 EB in Indianapolis for infrastructure repairs, affecting traffic Tuesday and Wednesday nights.

Cloverdale received a $136,703 state grant to improve roads and bridges through Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, as reported by State Rep. Beau Baird.

The Carmel Police Department updates residents about severe weather on social media, advising them to stay home and drive cautiously due to slick roads.