Wally’s set to open in Whitestown this month
The travel center will feature a convenience store, gift shop, extensive food offerings and bathrooms, plus gas pumps and electric vehicle charging stations.
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Sheridan water adventure park set to open
The 126-acre adventure park with a 6-acre lake, water slides, cabanas, sandy beaches and a floating obstacle course is set to open Thursday in Hamilton County after years of planning and almost a year of construction.
Noblesville Boom promote assistant to head coach
Bryce Taylor succeeds Tom Hankins in leading the NBA G League Affiliate of the Indiana Pacers.
Wisconsin-based Packer Fastener opens Lebanon site
Green Bay, Wisconsin-based Packer Fastener, which supplies fasteners, tools, welding supplies and other products to manufacturers, contractors and fabricators, has entered the Indiana market.
Indy-area homebuilders see April dip in permit applications
In an up-and-down year so far, single-family building permit filings in the Indianapolis area are still slightly ahead of 2025’s pace.
Midwest grid operator to consider accelerated deployments for 2 proposed Indiana power plants
Carmel-based Midcontinent Independent System Operator included natural gas power plants proposed by Merrillville-based NIPSCO and Terre Haute-based Hallador Power Co. on a list of seven that are set to be considered.
Noblesville council approves 296 new homes from Lennar, Drees Homes
Winslow Hills will bring about 200 executive-style estate homes, while Rollingwood will bring 96 ranch and two-story homes.
Life sciences firm planning $16M relocation to Noblesville
Bothell, Washington-based BioLife Solutions Inc. plans to move its manufacturing and research operations from Indianapolis to Hamilton County.
Upland Brewing acquires Sangrita Grill & Cantina in Fishers
The restaurant closed Monday to undergo changes and is expected to open again on Saturday.
Grand Park misses out on FIFA team camp duties
Westfield was one of 62 sites across the continent to be on the list of options from which national teams could choose.
Carmel closer to finalizing redevelopment ideas for Home Place
The Home Place Subarea Plan gives suggestions on how the 194-year-old working-class neighborhood could be redeveloped in the future.
Carmel considers plan to demolish 123-year-old house for new bookstore, cafe
The property owners originally planned to open Stella House Books & Cafe after renovating and adding on to the house. They now would like to house the business in a brand new building.
Joey Chestnut to defend hot dog eating title while on probation after pleading guilty to battery
The competitive eating sensation was accused of slapping a man across the face during a late night out at a Westfield bar.
Patch Development approved for tax break for planned $7M Fishers HQ
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.
Carmel, Fishers top ‘Best Places to Live’ ranking
U.S. News ranked more than 850 cities for its annual ranking.
Carmel’s Center for the Performing Arts unveils 70 shows for 2026-27 season
Five-time Grammy Award winner Mavis Staples, two-time Tony Award winner Bernadette Peters and “The Traitors” host Alan Cumming will perform.
Funding for $1.6B replacement to Indianapolis VA hospital advances in Congress
The proposed replacement hospital would cost about $1.64 billion, but the appropriations legislation — the first for the 2027 fiscal year to clear a major congressional hurdle — allows for up to $1.98 billion to go toward the project.
Noblesville moving forward with new $50M police station
The Noblesville City Council approved two resolutions on Tuesday as initial funding steps for the new 58,917-square-foot, two-story facility.
Lilly CEO David Ricks keeps eye on future while company celebrates history
The Indianapolis-based drugmaker is marking 150 years since Col. Eli Lilly founded his company on May 10, 1876.
Westfield council debates alcohol event vendors, supporting brick-and-mortar shops
The Westfield City Council voted this week to allow two temporary vendors in the city’s downtown Designated Outside Refreshment Area, or DORA, for special events. But the vote wasn’t unanimous.