The Hamilton Southeastern High School girls' relay team recently showcased its talent on a national stage for a second time. On June 22, the team won the 1,600-meter sprint medley relay and was runner ...

The City of Westfield is planning for changes along Park Street in anticipation of construction of the Park and Poplar planned unit development — a 12-acre mixed-use development approved by the ...

Marlon Llewellyn has been sharing his mother’s Jamaican recipes with the Fishers community for about a year at the Fishers ...

When Courtney Martin Sechler was 4 years old, her father gave her the ultimate gift — a second chance at life. Diagnosed at ...

The City of Indianapolis’ parks department is filling the city with music again this summer, with multiple concerts planned throughout the Indy Parks system — and most of the performances are free and ...

With its major expansion project projected for completion in a few months, Indiana University Health Saxony Hospital has officially been renamed IU Health Fishers. The long-planned name change is part ...

Main Street Zionsville kicked off its inaugural Mingle on Main community event last month, with plans to return to the Village once monthly through September. The event brings people together in the ...

City of Noblesville officials, The Farmers Bank President and CEO Chris Cook, members of the bank's board of directors and the bank's senior leadership team joined July 8 to break ground on The ...

Riverview Health recently announced it has achieved certification as a Gold Cribs for Kids National Safe Sleep Hospital. Cribs for Kids is a national safe sleep initiative dedicated to reducing infant ...

Westfield’s Wendy’s restaurant — the largest Wendy’s franchise in Hamilton County — celebrated its grand reopening June 28 in Westfield Marketplace, 3703 Ind. 32. Formerly under different ownership, ...

Officers with the Noblesville Police Department, City of Noblesville officials and Noblesville Parks Department employees cut a ribbon July 9 to celebrate the completion of a new .75-mile trail — Park ...

Bryan Mills, president and CEO of Community Health Network, which has a campus at 9669 E 146th St. in Noblesville, has announced that he will retire at the end of the year, concluding a 40-year career ...