Noblesville News

Sarah Palin's taking her "Going Rogue" book tour to Roanoke. Bypassing the usual promotional route, the former Alaska governor has penciled in Roanoke for the tour but has yet to schedule a date.

After receiving an anonymous tip, a Noblesville Intermediate student was caught with knives in school.

NOBLESVILLE -- Folks can taste, buy and vote for their favorite bowl of soup from eight downtown restaurants at the First Friday Soup Cookoff.

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? A public forum Tuesday informed taxpayers where their dollars would go if voters support a second referendum for Noblesville Schools.

NOBLESVILLE -- The new Christian Youth Theater in Hamilton County is readying for its first performance after opening in August.

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.

H1N1 vaccination clinics in Indianapolis and north in Hamilton County drew large crowds this afternoon.

Sarah Palin will make in appearance in Noblesville as part of her 'Going Rogue' book tour.

Evan,4 dressed as Mario and Andrew Reiss listened to a story. Community Family Halloween Party sponsored by Noblesville Parks Department and Hamilton County Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs.

NOBLESVILLE - Veterans Sunday will recognize military veterans at Noblesville United Methodist Church.

Noblesville School Board tonight will discuss the findings of its new facility study and updated demographic study and how to move forward to address capacity needs.

INDIANAPOLIS -- A Hamilton County magistrate set a $3 million bond Monday for the attorney accused of beating a state legislator in Carmel.

A struggling economy, rising costs and concerns about fairness have prompted Indiana school districts to slowly begin abandoning a long-held policy of offering administrators health insurance for $1 or less a year.

Sunday, November 01, 2009 Ind. Gov't. - More on "Jeff steel plant fined $240,000 for violations found after worker died" Updating this ILB entry from Oct.

Police late Saturday continued to search for the reason a state lawmaker from Indianapolis was beaten in Carmel.

A woman who claims she was sexually assaulted by an Anderson police officer has filed a tort claim complaint against the City of Anderson claiming she suffered severe injuries including emotional distress.

A judge has set a death penalty trial in June for a man accused of killing his mother and two grandparents and burying their bodies in concrete.

The Indiana Department of Labor has issued several fines that total $191,000 against a Noblesville-based company for several safety violations.

If you've dreamed about writing a book and never took the step to do so, Noblesville author Dan Logan said a workshop he's sponsoring will give people the tools to get started.

Officials with a transportation museum say heat from last week's tanker truck explosion on Indianapolis' northeast side damaged about 200 feet of railroad track.