‘We are heartbroken’: Noblesville will buy 80 properties for Pleasant Street expansion
Noblesville will acquire 50 pieces of property along the first leg of the Pleasant Street road rebuilding project.
Noblesville will acquire 50 pieces of property along the first leg of the Pleasant Street road rebuilding project.
Downtown Indy, Inc., says half of office workers already are back. The group expects 70% of workers to return after Labor Day.
As Paul Neidig prepares for his second year as IHSAA commissioner, IndyStar’s Kyle Neddenriep caught up with him to discuss a variety of topics.
A dispute between two of the city’s top elected officials went public on Wednesday as Clerk Nyota Figgs and Mayor Thaddeus Jones traded allegations.
“It was pretty simple,” Goldman said. “That’s all I did was train. I would run here, run there and I would just stay in the house and play with my dogs. You know?”
A total of 1,248 Hoosiers tested positive for COVID-19 Tuesday, the highest daily case count since April 29 and a whopping 853% increase compared to the 131 cases tallied in Indiana one month ago.
“Mental health over the last 18 months is something people are talking about,” Phelps said. “We’re human beings. Nobody is perfect. So yes, it is OK not to be OK.”
Lee Enterprises has partnered with Amazon Advertising to provide Over The Top video ads to local businesses in Northwest Indiana, Chicago’s south suburbs and across the country.
A federal grand jury has indicted Elizabeth Harris on a felony count alleging she defrauded the Social Security Administration out of $192,659.
Porter County’s road improvement efforts this year include work in subdivisions throughout the county.