John Tuohy

Republican U.S. Sen. Mike Braun will be Indiana's next governor, continuing more than two decades of GOP rule in the state with a decisive double-digit victory Tuesday night.

A “pendulum swing,” in the public's appetite for culturally divisive issues may have propelled more moderate candidates to sweeps in three Hamilton County school board elections

A Noblesville panel paved the way for a 650-home development at Morse Reservoir despite impassioned pleas by opponents who warned it would damage a tranquil ecosystem that includes bald eagles, herons, owls, foxes and turtles.

A homebuilder has filed plans to construct 160 residences on the grounds of the former Balmoral golf course north of 96

Plans for a vocational charter school in Hamilton County won't get out of the workshop.

Show Caption When the Purdue Boilermakers cruised to victory in the Sweet 16 of the 2024 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament the players took turns snipping pieces of twine from the basketball net to save as souvenirs.

A new Hamilton County program will provide discounted mediation services to low-wage earners in divorce court, paternity disputes and other family litigation.

Ahead of a Noblesville City Council vote on a contentious residential project planned at Morse Reservoir, Mayor Chris Jensen said city officials have received anonymous threats.

An Islamic organization that built a new mosque along the Nickel Plate Trail in Fishers will move its high-performing private schools into a building nearby.

The Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department has bought a 50-acre swath of farmland next to Potters Bridge Park once targeted as gravel pit.