A steady stream of residents of three Hamilton County townships turned out today to vote on the $5.5 million referendum that could get Fishers-based Hamilton Southeastern Schools temporarily out of fiscal trouble. Full Story »
Losses for Ener1 Inc., the parent of Indianapolis-based rechargeable-battery maker EnerDel, widened during the third quarter. Full Story »
KAR Auction Services, the newly renamed Carmel-based holding company that specializes in vehicle and salvage auction services in the nation, said today that revenue slipped 3 percent in the third quarter. Full Story »
Autumn leaves are falling, and leaf pickup efforts have begun. The Indianapolis Department of Public Works began its annual leaf collection program Monday. Crews appear to be on track to match or exceed last year's 13.5 million pounds of leaves collected, said department spokesman Steven R. Hardiman II. Full Story »
With choirs, clothing drives and parades, groups throughout the Indianapolis area will be honoring veterans today and Wednesday. The highlight will be the traditional Veterans Day memorial service and parade, which starts at 11 a.m. in Downtown Indianapolis. Full Story »
Noblesville Schools Superintendent Libbie Conner has visited seven churches and civic groups in the past two weeks. Full Story »
Hamilton County has canceled one of its public H1N1 vaccination clinics. The health department canceled the Nov. 25 clinic because of Thanksgiving, according to a press release from spokesman Tony Benge. The holiday is Nov. 26. Full Story »
Noblesville -- The Hamilton County Elections Office will have special hours today for voters wishing to cast early ballots in the referendum for Fishers-based Hamilton Southeastern Schools. Full Story »
The Hamilton County Elections Office will have special hours Saturday for voters wishing to cast their ballots early in the $55 million referendum of Hamilton Southeastern Schools. Full Story »
District receives anonymous tip; weapons left over from weekend family event found in backpack. Full Story »
Eddie's Corner Café in Noblesville is hosting a fundraising dinner Sunday for the Riverview Hospital Foundation. Proceeds from the dinner will be put toward the foundation's Heart of Your Community campaign. Full Story »
The Carmel Clay Public Library is wrapping up a big anniversary with a week dedicated to its patrons. Full Story »
Carmel High School senior Kyle Killworth's goal was to continue his wheelchair basketball career in college. Full Story »
A land sale involving property that was supposed to be part of a large Fishers development has been postponed. About 45 acres on the northeast corner of 131st Street and Ind. 37 will be auctioned off Dec. 17. Full Story »
Noblesville has cut proposed spending in 2010, but officials say property taxes still will increase slightly due to a change in the way the state figures them. Full Story »
Matt Lipan knows he's in for a long wait when he goes to the bank -- and it has nothing to do with service. Full Story »
Where would a new elementary school be built? Would redistricting be required? How is the new building project different from the previous project on the first referendum? Full Story »
The Veterans Sunday program will recognize military veterans this weekend at Noblesville United Methodist Church. In its ninth year, the program began as a veterans observance with patriotic songs, led by the church's music director, Mary Resler. Full Story »
A first-time art exhibit and competition open to the public brings together 50 artists showing 82 pieces of artwork. Anyone in Hamilton County 16 or older was invited to submit two pieces for the Hamilton County Artists' Association's "Community Creates" competition. Full Story »
Diane Breman likes to use her creativity to benefit others. That's why she donates her paintings to auction off or give away at fundraisers. Full Story »
Over the past two years, Hamilton Heights established itself as a power in the Mid-Indiana Conference. After coming within two points of a share of the MIC title two seasons ago, the Huskies tied with Taylor and Northwestern last year, when they went 16-4 to set a school record for wins. Heights lost by two and three points to sectional champion Rushville teams the past two postseasons. Full Story »
1,200 in lines at mall in Indianapolis; crowd of more than 800 gathers in Hamilton County. Full Story »
NEW YORK - Sarah Palin will make in appearance in Noblesville as part of her "Going Rogue" book tour. Full Story »
Folks can taste, buy and vote for their favorite bowl of soup from eight downtown restaurants at the First Friday Soup Cookoff. Full Story »
The ladies are barefoot, sitting in chairs and there's no food in sight. Photographer and watercolorist Carol Griffith said people would get a chuckle when they see her "Ladies who lunch" painting. Full Story »
A morning moonset peeks through the autumn foliage near Bradfordton, Ill. AP Photo/Seth Perlman
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