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Hamilton County Commissioners move construction projects forward

The Hamilton County Commissioners approved agreements for bridge projects and reviewed submissions for the roadway and levee project at the Public Safety Training Center during their Nov. 9 meeting. The next commissioners meeting is at 1 p.m. Nov. 23. What happened: The commissioners reviewed request for qualifications submissions for design...

Hamilton County, IN · 2d
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OPINION: Lt. Gov. Beckwith to GOP: It’s the apartment complexes, stupid

Editor’s Note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers. Democratic strategist James Carville’s mantra for Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign was “the economy, stupid.” Republicans, a week after the midterms, are still struggling to see why they lost. On X, Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith has an answer: It’s the “massive apartment complexes,” stupid.

Hamilton County, IN · 3d
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Carmel considering conservation district for N. Range Line Rd.

The City of Carmel is considering the creation of a conservation district that would include most of the structures on North Range Line Road between Main Street and Smoky Row Road. Sam Burgess, Carmel Historic Preservation Commission administrator, presented information about the proposed district and gathered feedback from property owners...

Carmel, IN · 2d
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Westfield Washington Schools board eyes new construction bids, OKs teacher contract

As winter approaches and the construction season winds down, Westfield Washington Schools officials are looking ahead toward new projects. The WWS Board of Trustees voted Nov. 10 to approve a plan to advertise bids from local construction groups for new community rooms at Maple Glen and Monon Trail elementary schools, a new track at Westfield High School and a sports field complex at Shamrock Springs Elementary School. The move to advertise the projects comes as the district nears the end of projects at Cool Creek Elementary Schools and Westfield Middle School.

Westfield, IN · 1d
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Frankfort-Clinton County Regional Airport Buys 26 Acres, Sets Sights on New Hangars and Eventually a Longer Runway

FRANKFORT, Ind.— The Frankfort/Clinton County Regional Airport has purchased 26 acres just east of its terminal building, laying the groundwork for new hangars, a larger ramp and — eventually — a runway extension that airport leaders say could bring larger aircraft and more business to Clinton County.

Frankfort, IN · 2d

FOX59 / CBS4 Indy

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Hendricks Co. homeowners dealing with ongoing construction related to Lebanon LEAP District

HENDRICKS COUNTY, Ind. — Homeowners in Marion and Hendricks Counties continue dealing with major construction as the Lebanon LEAP District pushes ahead. One neighbor, Todd Weber, tells FOX59/CBS4 the project is going to hurt business during an already trying time.  Although Weber has been spared so far, the construction seems to be closing in on […]

Lebanon, IN · 3d

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Hoosier Dome set to close its doors

A long-running staple venue for all ages in Indianapolis is unfortunately closing down at the end of December this year, The Hoosier Dome, it’s been operating since more than 15 years ago in the fountain square neighborhood, they announced on a social media post on September 26th that it would close at the end of the year.

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

CBS4 Indy

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3 months after historic floods, Noblesville still recovering

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. – Schwartz’s Bait and Tackle has been in Noblesville since 1971 and is located right next to the White River. In all the years, the water never rose high enough to reach the store, until three months ago.  Owner Michael Ball was able to move most of the inventory up high before it […]

Noblesville, IN · 2d

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An Indiana Science Teacher Posed for Her School Photo With the Class Bearded Dragon, and Her Miss Frizzle Look Drew More Than 85,600 Likes

Kokomo science teacher Lisa Herring took her school photo with the class bearded dragon, and the Miss Frizzle look drew more than 85,600 likes on her niece's Threads post.

Kokomo, IN · 2d

CBS4 Indy

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‘I want jails filled with bad people’: Indiana bail amendment passes with 60 percent of the vote

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana voters overwhelmingly passed a state constitutional amendment surrounding bail — a move that will allow judges to deny bail for any crime if a suspect is deemed a safety risk. “I’m grateful,” State Sen. Aaron Freeman (R-Indianapolis), who was instrumental in getting the amendment on the ballot this election cycle, said. “On […]

Indiana · 2d

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Plans underway to turn portion of historic Tipton County Jail into 17 rental homes

Hamilton County Area Neighborhood Development (HAND) and the Tipton County Foundation have announced plans to redevelop the historic Tipton County Jail and Sheriff’s Residence, creating 17 rental homes, most of which will be affordable. Completed in 1895, the jail and Sheriff’s Residence was designed by architect Adolph Scherrer, who...

Tipton County, IN · 1d

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2nd Chance Indiana Has Been Given The Opportunity To Help Young People With Criminal Record

INDIANAPOLIS – A grant from the Department of Labor has tapped 2nd Chance Indiana to assist young adults with a criminal background to find quality, high-paying jobs that lead to careers. The effort is focused on those who work, live, or receive services in Howard, Tipton, Kosciusko, DeKalb, Noble,...

Kosciusko County, IN · 2d

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City of Noblesville awarded $9.9M federal grant for Greenfield Avenue improvements

Noblesville has been selected to receive $9.9 million in federal funding for road improvement projects through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All grant program. Noblesville received one of the two SS4A Implementation grants awarded in Indiana. The grant will support the $15.1 million Safer...

Noblesville, IN · 1d

CBS4 Indy

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Town of Pittsboro Board of Zoning Appeals approves special exception for data center power plant

PITTSBORO, Ind. — The Town of Pittsboro Board of Zoning Appeals approved a special exception for a natural gas-fired electric generation facility for a data center. The property is a 625-acre land site that currently permits a data center campus along with other “industrial uses.” According to previous reporting, a 2025 Pittsboro Town Council meeting […]

Pittsboro, IN · 2d

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Carmel in brief — November 17, 2026

Correction – In the Nov. 10 edition of Current in Carmel, Westfield High School volleyball player Paige Rudolph’s name was misspelled. She was featured as Current’s Athlete of the Week. Carmel Fire Auxiliary Sip and Shop — Carmel Fire Auxiliary is hosting its third annual Sip and...

Carmel, IN · 16h

The Courier & Press

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It's time to rethink multifamily housing | Opinion

Few topics generate more controversy at local council meetings than a proposed apartment community. Residents frequently raise concerns about traffic, schools, crime, neighborhood character, and property values. Those concerns are disconnected from today's reality. With the election behind us, local leaders have an opportunity to turn their attention to the decisions that will shape their communities for years to come. Housing policy, in particular, will play a critical role in determining whether communities can attract new residents, support local businesses and remain economically competitive. The truth is simple: multifamily housing is not a threat to strong communities. It is one of the building blocks of them. In fact, a 2026 study by Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization found that mid-rise apartments generated an average of $1.37 million in annual net municipal revenue per 10 acres across three Central Indiana communities, compared to just $8,710 for estate homes. The benefits extend to schools, where five rental housing types generated nearly $2 million in combined annual net revenue for a school district, while five ownership housing types produced a combined $213,597 deficit across equivalent development scenarios. Beyond public finances, higher-density housing provides the consistent customer base and foot traffic that local businesses need

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

Country Herald

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Indiana Winter Thanksgiving Travel: Even Salted I-65 Can Freeze

Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Lafayette drivers should know why salted highways can still become dangerously icy.

Indianapolis, IN · 3d

CBS4 Indy

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U.S. Army veteran uses Purdue Global degree to establish Indianapolis business

INDIANAPOLIS — A local veteran and business owner is reflecting on how Purdue Global helped him after his medical retirement. Indianapolis native Joe Mousa first learned about Purdue Global while stationed in South Korea on active duty with the U.S. Army. He was recommended by a unit leader who also attended Purdue Global. A sudden […]

Indianapolis, IN · 3d

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LEAP District land purchase faces pushback over company’s ties to nuclear power development

A California company’s plans for a medical radiopharmaceuticals plant in the central Indiana LEAP District is facing questions over whether it could possibly open the door for a nuclear power generation site. A contract between the Indiana Economic Development Corp. and a subsidiary of Oklo Inc. for land purchases...

Lebanon, IN · 3d