McCordsville News

Jeffrey Carroll could have had his day in court. The Indianapolis truck driver could have told a judge his side of the story.

Police are investigating why a teenager hid in his wrecked SUV, even as they had it towed away.

Hamilton County authorities have issued warrants for two men accused in a ghost employment scheme against Fishers town government.

Two women were hospitalized Monday after the sport utility vehicle they were in crashed into a house in Lawrence.

MUNCIE - John R. Mooneyhan, 84, went home to be with his Lord and Savior on Saturday, November 28, 2009 at his residence with his loving family at his bedside.

Two women were injured as the SUV they were driving slammed into an empty house in Lawrence Monday afternoon.

An Indianapolis woman was killed this morning in a head-on collision in Hancock County.

A request from Fishers to the U.S. Postal Service might mean some residences and businesses would need to change their ZIP codes.

Despite the recent economic slowdown, McCordsville officials still see growth on the horizon.

Town crews have completed a $1.5 million wastewater treatment plant expansion. In addition, officials in the town of 1,300 are preparing to wrap up a $700,000 sewer project.

New post: Director of resource development by Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis.

Master-down floorplans, in which the master bedroom is on the main floor, have been around for some time.

P. Todd Standley, 55, Noblesville died Oct. 31, 2009, in Ormond Beach, Fla. Mr. Standley worked for Broadview Security of Indianapolis.

Next week marks the final stretch before voters decide the fiscal fate of Hamilton Southeastern Schools on Nov.

Attorneys for a widower who won an $8.5 million medical malpractice verdict against Community Hospital North have filed a lawsuit to challenge a state law that reduced the award to $1.25 million.

Jeff Swiatek's story Sept. 5th in the Indianapolis Star was headed "Widower might challenge malpractice cap." Some quotes: A widower who won an $8.5 million medical malpractice verdict against Community Hospital North in his wife's death now might challenge a state law that reduces the award to $1.25 million.

Indiana University is trying a new incentive that officials hope will boost student performance while appeasing lawmakers and others who complained about recent tuition increases: cash credits for good grades.

A woman was carjacked at the Village Pantry at 96th and Lantern Road. A school and daycare has been put on lockdown.

A man who crashed his plane in the Florida Panhandle in an apparent attempt to fake his death was sentenced Wednesday to more than four years in federal prison, officials said.

Detective Sgt. Jeff Rasche began working for the Hancock County Sheriff's Department soon after graduating from New Palestine High in 1984.