Tracks are gone in Fishers but train names remain. Here’s your guide to getting them right
The last train of any sort rumbled through downtown four years ago, but more places than ever are named after the old tracks in Fishers.
The last train of any sort rumbled through downtown four years ago, but more places than ever are named after the old tracks in Fishers.
An employee of the Carmel clerk/treasurer’s office who was once fired, then rehired has been appointed the city’s first controller by the mayor.
Two Indianapolis-area companies plan to build a luxury hotel on 116th Street at the site of the $157 million Nickel Plate Station development.
A 4-year-old girl who sledded onto a frozen but rapidly melting pond over the weekend was rescued by Fishers firefighters.
A Hamilton County deputy prosecutor was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after crashing her car Tuesday night in Tipton County.
Four years ago it was barren on 116th east of I-69 in Fishers. Then came Ikea, the Yard, Topgolf and Portillo’s. What’s next?
Police are investigating after a Roncalli student alleged a faculty member assaulted him Friday in the school cafeteria.
Hamilton County employees will soon have a parking garage, and Noblesville could be getting more apartments and commercial development as a result.
Geist homeowners have taken a vital first step toward forming a board to raise taxes and fees to clean their reservoir of algae and pollutants.
IndyStar investigation found that crashes in Carmel have increased at many major intersections after they changed from signals to traffic circles.