Leila Kheiry

A rezone request for a stone and quartz warehouse, gallery and fabrication center is moving forward, with a public hearing set for April 1 in front of the Fishers Plan Commission. The ICC Floors Plus expansion would offer residential and commercial products, such as countertops and fireplaces, from

Fishers resident Rita Beck used to hide behind her mother’s skirts when meeting strangers, but said she quickly grew out of that phase and has been a “ham” for most of her life. “I enjoy making people laugh, for sure,” she said. “Making people laugh — it's kind of a stress reliever.” Beck — retire

With incumbent State Sen. Kyle Walker (R-Lawrence) not seeking reelection to the Senate District 31 seat, fields in both the Republican and Democratic primaries are crowded. Four candidates are running in each primary in hopes of continuing on to the November general election. The candidates are Re

During a March 27 traffic stop on I-69, Fishers Police Department officers encountered a man who said he had been stabbed in neighboring Madison County.

U.S Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-District 5) is running for reelection and has been challenged in the GOP primary by Scott King of Noblesville. Both candidates answered questions about their primary run. Why are you running for this office? King: Until a few years ago, I found the notion to be frivolou

The Westfield City Council recently reviewed a proposed new zoning district for Grand Park, an update to the area’s master plan. The proposal, introduced d

Midwest Shirt Co. owner Steven Williams didn’t intend to start a screen printing business, but eight years after buying his first equipment and three years

Dozens of tiny, colorful, hand-painted stones outside of Hamilton East Public Library in Fishers tell the story of “home.”. The temporary display is called

During the past 100 years, Bob Whitmoyer has watched his hometown of Westfield go from a farm-based community of around 500 to a still-expanding city of ab

The City of Fishers has joined other Hamilton County cities with Designated Outdoor Refreshment Areas — DORAs — following an Aug. 17 vote by the Fishers Ci