Two Indiana donor families remember Bryan Clauson
From 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 4, two Indiana donor families will unite to honor the life of Bryan Clauson through a floragraph for the Donate Life Rose…
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Fishers Police arrest two in Baymont robbery
Fishers Police have made two arrests in connection with a May robbery reported at the Fishers Baymont Inn. On May 31, Fishers Police responded to the Baymont Inn on the…
Noblesville stages ‘Guys & Dolls Jr.’
Noblesville East Middle School (NEMS) Drama Department presents its fall musical, “Guys & Dolls Jr.,” on stage at 7 p.m. on Nov. 10 and 11 and at 2 p.m. on…
Carmel financial advisor charged
WISH-TV wishtv.com One man is facing a serious charge after officials said he defrauded clients by charging excessive commissions during his time as a financial advisor. Thomas Buck, 63, was…
Noblesville officials open Little Chicago Road Trail
City of Noblesville officials opened the recently-constructed Little Chicago Road Trail with a ribbon cutting on Tuesday, Oct. 31. Little Chicago Road Trail is an eight-foot-wide multi-use trail that runs…
No injuries in Fishers early-morning house fire
No one was injured in an overnight house fire in Fishers, but it resulted in what fire officials describe as a “total loss” in damage to the home. The blaze…
5 points roundabout opens
The 5 points roundabout at Greenfield Avenue, 10th Street and Christian Avenue was officially opened with a ribbon cutting on Tuesday, Oct. 31. City officials and staff gathered to cut…
Two wanted for credit card theft
The two suspects pictured are wanted for using a stolen credit card at several Indianapolis Meijer Stores and at a Fishers Walmart. If anyone has information on the suspects, please…
Woman wanted for check forgery
The suspect pictured cashed a stolen and forged personal check using a stolen Indiana driver’s license. The driver’s license was stolen from a vehicle in Fishers prior to being used…
Criminalizing addiction does not work
LarryInFishers.com State Police Superintendent Doug Carter has a message for parents wanting advice on dealing with addiction – “I am so sorry.” The former Hamilton County Sheriff reflected on what…