John Tuohy

The Fishers Board of Public Works approved the rental of a large, heated tent on the Nickel Plate Amphitheater lawn for a series of Christmas events

Hamilton County is an outlier. Of Indiana's 10 most populous cities, every city has a municipal bus service, except Carmel, Fishers and Noblesville.

That makes Hamilton County an outlier. Of the Hoosier state's 10 most populous cities, every city has had a municipal bus service for decades, except for Carmel, Fishers and Noblesville.

A $33 million commercial and residential complex south of 116th Street in downtown Fishers is open as the suburb redevelops a part of the city that was once splayed with one-story bungalows and small shops.

Hamilton County's fast growth and development has increased demand for basic infrastructure, such as roads and utilities, as well as public services, such as the court system.

After 65 years on the property of a landowner who saved it from demolition, plans are in motion to move an historic covered bridge to Eagle Creek Park.

A developer has scaled back a residential project on State Road 32 after Nobleville councilors previously complained that it was too large.

The 500-foot-long bridge will steer users from Carmel’s Hazel Landing Park to Heritage Park in Fishers, just west of Allisonville Road.

The roundabout at 96th and Allisonville was unpopular with drivers since it opened last fall. Now plans for a roundabout nearby have fallen through.

The record-setting hopefuls are aiming for the fastest time by a team in a four-person costume — in this case, a caterpillar suit.