Brownsburg News

Indiana's graduation rate for the 2010-2011 school year improved to 87.5 percent, a record-high rate since Indiana began measuring four-year graduation rates in 2005.

The debate over whether Fishers should be a town or a city has been going on for more than three years.

The New York Giants won on Super Bowl Sunday, but the days leading up to it were a series of wins... Richmond's Mariam Khamis and Sarah Sheridan both advanced from Tuesday night's diving regionals at Brownsburg and will compete Saturday at the state finals at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis.

Long before they became icons of the sport, Don Schumacher and John Force traveled the NHRA circuit towing their race cars and all the equipment needed to compete.

Continuing a strong multi year increase, four year graduation rates for Indiana's high school students, including African-Americans, continues to improve.

There is really no off-season for Brownsburg, Ind., class of 2013 athlete Chase Dutra.

Several bus-loads of the musicians with The Marching Hundred and The Indianapolis Children's Choir are en route to Lucas Oil Stadium ready for Super Bowl XLVI entertainment.

John Medlen, who won an NHRA Funny Car championship as crew chief to Tony Pedregon, helped design and develop the BOSS 500 Ford nitro motor and served as the "safety conscience" for drag racing after the tragic death of his son, Eric, confirmed Tuesday that he will return to JFR in the new capacity of Director of Technology and Safety.

Hurricane Grill and Wings restaurant in Brownsburg, Indiana is rolling out the red carpet for Super Bowl fans on game day.

Five juniors are perched atop the high school girls' basketball rankings in the state of Indiana in the updated listing of top players by Rick Bolus.

Sullivan County resident Kevin Gilmore is the new Assistant Superintendent of Re-Entry at the Wabash Valley Correctional Facility in Carlisle.