Repeat police calls could trigger fines
City Attorney Patrick Lyp introduced a proposed ordinance Monday night aimed at nudging property owners to be more responsible about the behavior of tenants and visitors.
City Attorney Patrick Lyp introduced a proposed ordinance Monday night aimed at nudging property owners to be more responsible about the behavior of tenants and visitors.
Gunfire erupted around the 4000 block of Stratford Court in Lawrence late Tuesday evening, leaving one person deceased of an apparent gunshot wound.
The Philippines Cultural Community Center opened in January on the city’s south side. Its early success is prompting a move to a bigger location.
A Marion County Superior Court judge ruled Indiana had to resume paying benefits after the state stopped last month. Here’s where things stand.
Currently, an 80-foot setback is required for gas station pumps. A group of Carmel residents wants to see a 500-foot buffer.
Noblesville is building a $3.5 million trail on Allisonville Road that will include a foot bridge and new sewers.
For some Indianapolis businesses, downtown road construction is getting in the way as they attempt to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Chase’s story was so engrained in me that I couldn’t separate me from him.
Tim Slongo lives alone. He has no car or cell phone. He’s a hoarder of sorts. He’s a collector of books, 10,000 of them to be specific.
No surprise who is at the top of this list: Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis