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The judge cited the youth's "lack of remorse and empathy shown throughout the case."

On Friday, June 2 and Saturday, June 3, the Noblesville Lions served up pork chops, chicken, and hot dogs for the yearly Grillin’ on the Square during Race Weekend. This included pancakes and sausage on Saturday for breakfast. Helping the Lions were quite a few wives taking charge of desserts.

ANDERSON, Ind. — Indiana State Police say a suspect crashed Wednesday on Interstate 69 after robbing an Anderson liquor store and being pursued by troopers. Anderson Police Department said officers were called around 6:10 p.m. after an adult male suspect robbed the Save-On Liquor Store on Broadway Street in Anderson. APD said that the man […]

A correctional officer at the Marion County Adult Detention Center was arrested and faces preliminary charges after sneaking drugs into the jail and giving them to inmates.

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Hamilton Heights School Resource Officers (SRO) in cooperation with Hamilton Heights Youth Assistance Program (HHYAP) held the second annual Minicamp for students in grades 5 through 7 during the first part of this week. The camp provided the opportunity for students to connect with and learn more and interact with Heights SROs and HHYAP Advocate Mary Ann Haymaker. The three-day interactive camp included a mix of learning, fun, and fitness activities along with live demonstrations from the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department’s bike team and K9 Unit and the Jackson Township Fire Department. The camp ended with a pizza party, certificates of completion, new friendships, and good memories.

The Noblesville Post Office, 1900 Pleasant St., will hold a job fair from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, June 13. Openings are available for rural carrier associates at $19.94 per hour, assistant rural carriers at $19.94 per hour, and city carrier assistants at $19.33 per hour. USPS personnel...

The following Hamilton County students have been named to the Saint Mary’s College Dean’s List for the Spring 2023 semester. Carmel: Grace Leber, Delaney McNamara, and Jada Reitmeier. Fishers: Katherine Campbell, Grace Rightly, and Hollie Williams. Noblesville: Lillian Althouse and Annalise Weinschrott. Westfield: Molly Schneider. To earn this...

Liberty Mutual and Safeco Insurance have awarded WalkerHughes Insurance a 2023 Make More Happen Award for its volunteerism with Fueled for School (F4S). This nonprofit organization is dedicated to eliminating hunger among Hamilton County students by providing food-insecure youth with nutritious meal packs, promoting the educational value of nutrition, increasing access to local food, and instilling hope.

WESTFIELD, Ind. (WISH) — Two new hotels are coming to Westfield. A Holiday Inn Express will be built on the southwest corner of U.S. and 191st street. It will have 97 rooms. It’s expected to open next summer. Fairfield Inn and Suites will be on Grand Park Boulevard....

Deals available at local restaurants on Tuesdays, June 27 to July 25. The Tenderloin Tuesdays promotion returns to Hamilton County this summer for its 14th year. Restaurants throughout the county will offer discounts on dishes featuring the breaded pork tenderloin each Tuesday from June 27 to July 25, 2023. More...

A recent Noblesville High School graduate is among the youth ambassadors from a statewide youth organization that encourages teens to lead tobacco-free lifestyles that was recognized by the Indiana Dept. of Health. The state agency recently recognized VOICE Indiana, who were honored as 2023 Group Youth Advocates of the Year...

Bass Pro Shops is giving away more than 40,000 rods and reels to local youth nonprofit organizations. The Gone Fishing movement challenges families to step away from their screens, discover the joys of fishing, and connect with nature in an age of technology and fast-paced environments. To receive their local donation, Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s retail stores have intentionally selected youth organizations that help kids from all backgrounds connect with the great outdoors.

IMPD are investigating after a man was fatally shot at an east side apartment. IMPD are investigating after a man was fatally shot at an east side apartment. Washington Twp. Schools face nepotism accusations, …. Washington Twp. Schools face nepotism accusations, questions over taxpayer money. Downtown Indy residents react to...

Providence Home and Garden is a husband and wife retail space located in Noblesville. They have nine acres filled with indoor and outdoor plants, curated home decor and also a café. While shopping, you can enjoy our locally roasted coffee, specialty barista drinks, or a pastry from our in-house café. For more information, click here.

Help support Janus Developmental Services by attending and supporting the organization’s third annual Helping Lives Bloom. The event will take place from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 15 at the Mustard Seed Gardens, 77 Metsker Lane, Noblesville. Attendees will have the opportunity learn more about Janus and the organization’s plans for the future.

MUNCIE, Ind. — An Anderson man was convicted on multiple counts of neglect of a dependent resulting in death in connection with the 2017 death of a 6-year-old. Nathaniel Leon Jordan, 32, had been charged with neglect of a dependent causing death when he punched his then-girlfriend Jessica Skeens as she was driving a van along the Muncie bypass in 2017, causing a rollover crash.

3rd annual Community Love Fest works to curb violence. 3rd annual Community Love Fest works to curb violence. Providence Home and Garden is a husband and wife retail space at Providence located in Noblesville. They have nine acres filled with indoor and outdoor plants, curated home decor and also a café. While shopping, you can enjoy our locally roasted coffee, specialty barista drinks, or a pastry from our in-house café.

Jun. 7—ANDERSON — The Alexandria Police Department arrested two Madison County women this week on felony drug charges. Mekhi Sho Vonte McWilliams, 23, 2200 block of East 39th Street, Anderson, was arrested on charges of manufacturing methamphetamine, dealing cocaine, three counts of dealing a controlled substance, unlawful carrying of a handgun, possession of marijuana and operating a vehicle while never licensed. His bond was set at $75,000.

More than 170 students recently graduated from Indiana Connections Career Academy, a tuition-free full-time public virtual school, as part of the Class of 2023 – including Sarah Burns of Noblesville and Alexander Kosegi of Carmel. Indiana Connections Career Academy’s Class of 2023 consists of graduates from many cities and...