The increased population is expected to mean an additional $1.6 million in state-funding distributions annually for the city.
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A cluster of medical services facilities south of Interstate 69’s Exit 210 in Fishers represents almost a billion dollars of industry investment, according to Mayor Scott Fadness.
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By 2034, unless the county grows its capacity, projections say it will not have spots for about 8,000 children in need of care.
Business partners Rocky Walls and Zach Downs recently purchased a historic building in downtown Noblesville that will be known as Logan Street Theater when it opens this fall.
Hamilton County officials have reported a page of 10 signatures submitted by a volunteer for Greg Ballard’s independent campaign for Indiana secretary of state as potentially fraudulent.
The Carmel hotel — currently the only Renaissance property in the state — is the largest full-service lodging property in Hamilton County.
Thousands of youth flag football players and their families will visit Westfield this summer as part of a partnership between Droplight Grand Park and the NFL, the latest addition to a growing lineup of unconventional sports events in Hamilton County.
Carmel officials and military veterans are hopeful a new 1.6-acre park will help bring the community closer to its armed services members.
Toyota Automated Logistics is also in the process of moving its headquarters for the Americas to Noblesville from Carmel.
Plans call for the 22,500-square-foot flex office building to be built on a 1.72-acre lot near the Indianapolis Metropolitan Airport.
Republican John Ruckelshaus and Democrat Kristina Moorhead will vie for the open seat in a district that includes parts of northwest Indianapolis, Zionsville and Carmel.
When District 31 Sen. Kyle Walker said he wouldn’t seek another term, he created a competitive open seat that quickly attracted eight contenders.
Embrace Downtown is underway, the plan that envisions a pedestrian-friendly plaza, wider sidewalks, places to sit, and parking rules that are more consistent and easier to understand.
In the biggest tennis facility news in central Indiana since the Indianapolis Tennis Center stadium closed in 2010, Mouratoglou Tennis Centers announced plans last month to open a location in Noblesville.
Investigators say Brenda Walters, 57, used clients’ funds to pay her own expenses, including her electric and insurance bills, buying clothes, hosting parties and vacationing.
The 100,000-square-foot hotel is expected to have 125 guest rooms in total, plus four restaurants on the first floor and 14,000 square feet of indoor event space on the second floor.
Russell Louderback, a former White Lodging executive and an adviser to the Signia hotel downtown, is advising the new company on the plans.
The agreement between Fishers and Hamilton Southeastern Schools calls for the creation of a city and district athletic director position.
The “breakthrough” designation is intended to speed development and expedite review by federal regulators, especially for critical diseases.
More than 2-1/2 years later, the project is far from completed, the subsidiary that was overseeing it has been spun off, and the companies are mired in a lawsuit.
The new hire replaces Julia Davis, who took the role of acting CEO following the April 2025 resignation of Maria Adele Rosenfeld.
The Rollingwood development, presented to the Noblesville Common Council on Tuesday, would include ranch and two-story homes ranging from 2,200 to 4,200 square feet each.
