Sobriety checkpoint coming this weekend
A sobriety checkpoint will be conducted on the night of Friday, Aug. 24 and the early hours of Saturday, Aug. 25. Impaired driving is one of our nation’s most frequently…
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Clean surveillance photo of two shady characters
The individuals pictured are wanted for questioning in a recent fraud case being investigated by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office. On July 20, a window was broken out on a…
Thieving couple caught on camera breaking into Carmel business
At approximately 10:56 p.m. on Aug. 19, the two suspects pictured broke into a business in the 4300 block of West 96th Street in Carmel. Suspect 1 is described as…
New electricity rate proposal approved by state regulators
Indiana utility regulators have approved an agreement between Duke Energy and consumer groups to lower customer electric rates using savings from the new federal tax law. The move will mean…
County Treasurer works to make a difference
Every year, Indiana County Treasurers are required to attend a state-called meeting directed by State Board of Accounts staff, furthering the education and knowledge of law changes to the treasurers…
State lawmakers call for Nickel Plate investigation
State Representative Cindy Kirchhofer and State Senator Michael Crider recently sent letters urging the Indianapolis City-County Council to investigate potential ownership issues with the conversion of the Nickel Plate Railroad…
County Council to consider $99 million 2019 budget
County officials are hoping to adopt a 2019 budget of just under $100 million without any increase in the county tax rate. The budget proposes to spend $99,048,426 to fund…
Teri Ditslear to run for Noblesville School Board seat
Teri Ditslear, wife of Noblesville Mayor John Ditslear and Noblesville High School graduate, intends to file her candidacy for the Noblesville School Board, which will be voted on in November,…
Flashback Friday with Four Freshmen at Federal Hill Commons
The Flashback Friday free live music series continues on Friday, Aug. 24 with The Four Freshmen at First Merchants Pavilion at Federal Hill Commons. The group will pay homage to…
First MiniCon at Atlanta’s Historic Roads Hotel
From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 1 at the Historic Roads Hotel, 150 E. Main St., Atlanta, the first ever MiniCon will take place to benefit the…