Ann Marie Shambaugh

Tulsa pastor Craig Hagin and his wife Mia are divorcing following their arrests for animal cruelty two months ago.

The second EidFest will take place from 4 to 8 p.m. May 30 at One Civic Square.At the free festival, which showcases Muslim heritage and traditions from around the world, attendees can watch cultural performances, try food from local restaurants, try henna art and connect with other members of t

Seniors in Carmel have solid support networks, but they feel less secure about housing and transportation. That’s according to the results of a survey sent by the Mayor’s Advisory Commission on Senior Living to 10,000 people age 55 or older living in Carmel. Approximately 500 people completed the s

Greek Tony’s Pizza & Sub Shop has operated in Carmel’s Woodland Shoppes retail center for 42 years, and its owners plan to stay there as long as possible. But with a new building owner announcing that he’d like to redevelop the site near the northeast corner of 116th Street and Range Line Road,

A former Ohio Vineyard pastor is accused in a new lawsuit of grooming and sexually abusing two women during counseling sessions.

Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam is calling out Indianapolis leaders for not doing enough to stop repeat criminals.In a May 28 social media post, Finkam pointed to a recent arrest by Carmel police of a man who “committed a violent crime against Carmel residents, injured a victim and terrorized a family.

This month, letters from community leaders and area children will be sealed in a time capsule that won’t be opened again for 50 years. Members of the public will have an opportunity to view the letters during a dedication ceremony set for noon June 13 at the Carmel Clay History Museum, 211 1st. St.

A few years ago, Kiaan Bhatt watched the Scripps National Spelling Bee in awe as participants correctly spelled word after word he’d never heard before.The Carmel resident wanted to become one of them.This year, Bhatt, 13, was one of 247 students from across the U.S. to participate in the

The City of Carmel is one step closer to enhancing its parking enforcement efforts after the Carmel City Council on June 1 updated how certain fines may be collected.The amendment, approved by a 5-3 vote (with one abstention), allows the city clerk, who normally processes fines, to work with a

More than a year after the Carmel City Council unanimously voted to launch an investigation into the city’s handling of the Carmel Christkindlmarkt, it expects a final report to be done soon.Councilors have said little about the investigation since opening it in May 2025. The council hired law