By JENNA BURKHARD Guest Columnist In a few weeks, our state legislators will convene for the 2023 legislative session. One issue that will likely be top-of-mind is Indiana’s high healthcare…
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Submitted by Sen. Young’s Press Office U.S. Senators Todd Young (R-Ind.), Jacky Rosen (D-Nev.), and Deb Fischer (R-Neb.) applauded news that President Biden has signed their bipartisan Data Mapping to…
By CAMILA FERNANDEZ WISH-TV | wishtv.com Education officials are pushing to get more money for students learning English. The state says such students are struggling to catch up from falling…
Holiday returns aren’t easy, and that doesn’t mean the part where you explain to your mother why you returned the sweater she gave you. Stores are not legally required to…
By RICHIE HALL sports@readthereporter.com NOBLESVILLE – The Noblesville boys basketball team finished as runner-up at its own Holiday Tournament on Wednesday. The Millers made their way to the championship game,…
THE REPORTER The Carmel swim teams hosted Zionsville and Homestead Wednesday in a double dual meet. Both Greyhounds teams easily defeated each of their opponents. On the girls side, Carmel…
THE REPORTER The Fishers boys basketball team endured twice the frustration at the Homestead Tournament on Wednesday, as the Tigers dropped both of their pool games in overtime. The Tigers…
THE REPORTER The Hamilton Southeastern boys basketball team had a perfect start to the Homestead Tournament on Wednesday, winning both of its pool games. In their first game, the Royals…
The Carmel boys basketball team made a nice comeback at the Eric Clark Activity Center on Wednesday, running away with the fourth quarter to beat Anderson 48-37. The Greyhounds trailed…
THE REPORTER Hamilton Southeastern held off Springsboro (Ohio) 42-41 on Wednesday to win its first game at the Paul Loggan Memorial Tournament at North Central. The Royals were in control…