Police looking for Carmel crook
The person pictured is suspected in several burglaries that have occurred in the southwest area of Carmel over the last year. He typically targets larger homes and primarily takes jewelry. It…
Read MoreThe person pictured is suspected in several burglaries that have occurred in the southwest area of Carmel over the last year. He typically targets larger homes and primarily takes jewelry. It…
Read MoreThe Indiana State Police Capitol Police Section is now accepting applications for the 29th Capitol Police selection process. Individuals who are interested in beginning a rewarding career as a Capitol…
Here are the new library items lists for the week of Oct. 10: New Adult Fiction Books Robert B. Parker’s The hangman’s sonnet: a Jesse Stone novel by Coleman, Reed…
The Hamilton Heights High School community blood drive last Thursday resulted in 57 pints of blood registered by some 64 students, faculty, staff and members of the community who stopped…
The Reporter has learned that only days after announcing Superintendent Nicholas Wahl was placed on administrative leave, Carmel Clay Schools has now placed Human Resources Director Corrine Middleton on administrative…
The County Line Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill, outspoken advocate of curtailing illegal drug use, will be the featured speaker at the Hamilton County Republican Fall Dinner later this month….
Michael Klitzing, Chief Operating Officer of Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation (CCPR), has been elected to the American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration (AAPRA). Klitzing was inducted recently at…
Microchipped golf balls that score themselves. Open-air, climate-controlled hitting bays. Electronic scoring and outdoor targets. Golfers – from beginners to pros – in OneZone’s inaugural Topgolf Tourney at Topgolf Fishers…
Hamilton County 4-H Junior Leaders held a community Halloween party Tuesday evening at the Hamilton County 4-H Extension Center. Nearly 300 children participated in the event, which offered a haunted…
Trick or Treat hours in the Town of Cicero will be from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 31.