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Noblesville Common Council introduced to proposed plans for three housing communities
The Noblesville Common Council met April 9 and received three proposed development plans for the city: Kingsley at Hyde Park, Oasis at Hyde Park and Brandon Reserve. Altogether, the projects are estimated to cost nearly $188 million. The council first heard a project for the rezoning of 42 acres along...
Fishers man charged in separate shootings
A 34-year-old man faces multiple felonies following a complex Fishers Police Department investigation that allegedly links a road-rage shooting in 2023 to a home shooting incident in 2022. Noblesville resident Anthony Mikalani Medeiros was booked into Hamilton County Jail March 22, according to the jail website. He was charged with...
Fishers police search for missing 14-year-old girl
FISHERS, Ind. – Police are looking for help finding a girl who went missing Wednesday evening. The Fishers Police Department said Sophie Hill was last seen at her home. Sophie is a 14-year-old girl. Anyone with information is asked to call 911 immediately or Detective Rob Baker at 317-595-3134.
Terre Haute and Noblesville mayor meet for roundtable discussion on strategies to improve community mental health
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - Terre Haute Mayor Brandon Sakbun and Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen hosted a mental health roundtable on Thursday. Local leaders such as behavior health experts and police officers met at The Hub to participate. Members of both cities laid out everything their respective cities are doing...
Master Trooper Chris Noone receives the 2023 Pendleton Trooper of the District Award
PENDLETON— Indiana State Police District Commander Lieutenant Michael O’Rourke recently announced the recipient of the 2023 Indiana State Police Pendleton District Trooper of the Year Award. This honor is bestowed upon the district trooper who best exemplifies the department’s high standards and expectations as they relate to the department’s mission.
Neighbors detail impacts of large, loud parties at rented residential pools
The Carmel Plan Commission held a public hearing April 16 on a proposal to limit the short-term rental of residential pools, pickleball courts and other non-dwelling spaces. Carmel City Councilor Jeff Worrell is among those who initiated the changes after hearing concerns from constituents whose neighbors had rented outdoor spaces through online sites that operate like popular short-term home rental companies Airbnb and Vrbo.
Fairyville to return to downtown Noblesville for 12th year
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — A mythical celebration of artists has returned to Hamilton County. On Wednesday, Noblesville Creates opened its 12th annual Fairyville with magical and mystical themes set to take over downtown through Saturday. The title fairies are set to take over downtown starting Friday night. Executive Director...
Carmel woman cleared of aiding murder suspect accidentally released from Indy jail
A Carmel woman had no idea her then-boyfriend was released from jail accidentally when she picked him up from Marion County’s Adult Detention Center last year, her attorney said. Prosecutors have now dropped the criminal charge brought against 29-year-old Desiree Oliver. “I'm glad the prosecutor's office looked at the...
Tornado watch issued for parts of Central Indiana on Wednesday afternoon
The storms forecasted for Central Indiana have held off, though meteorologists still say severe weather is possible Wednesday. The National Weather Service in Indianapolis is predicting blustery winds with gusts reaching 40 mph. There’s a low confidence that severe storms may develop beginning at 10 a.m. through this afternoon. ...
Westfield Washington Library to temporarily close
The Westfield Washington Public Library will close April 22 at its Hoover Street facility so staff can begin moving the building’s contents to the new library location. “The closure is necessary to ensure a seamless and efficient transition to the new building,” stated WWPL Executive Director Sheryl Sollars. “Patrons are encouraged to keep any items they have checked out until the new building is open as nothing will be due during the closure.”
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