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FISHERS, Ind. — Hamilton Southeastern Schools says six of the 18 K-6 teachers originally given reduction in force notices have now been recalled. That means 12 teachers remain impacted by the reduction in force process. Superintendent Matt Kegley said the district issued the notices because of declining enrollment. He.

Indiana was among the hardest hit states, losing 11 Smokey Bones restaurants following the chain's sudden closure.

INDIANA — A track meet at Avon Middle School North was called off Wednesday evening after a fight between students led to police intervention, according to school officials. In a letter sent to parents of track and field participants, Principal Mike McKinney said two students became involved in a “physical altercation”

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun on Wednesday touted a law that will ban cellphones in all-day public and charter schools starting July 1, 2026, with exceptions for medical and translation needs. A new study found that student well-being improved with the bans.

Gov. Mike Braun ceremonially signed Indiana’s new “bell-to-bell” school cellphone restriction law Wednesday, saying the statewide policy is intended to reduce classroom distractions and keep students focused on learning throughout the school day. The governor officially signed Senate Enrolled Act 78 March 5, just days

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man has been sentenced in a deadly July 2023 accidental shooting of a 4-year-old girl at a Cumberland apartment. Terrelle Jackson was sentenced to seven years in prison, plus two years home detention for neglect of a dependent resulting in serious injury. This was part of a plea agreement

CICOA Aging & In-Home solutions is planning to lay off 90 Indianapolis workers due to a loss of government funding.

INDIANAPOLIS — A driver crashed into an apartment building on the south side of Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon. In a post on Facebook, the Indianapolis Fire Department indicated that its crews were called to an apartment building located at 4910 Rue Vallee around 3:39 p.m. When IFD crews arrived at the scene, which w

Indianapolis seems to have a lot of strong fry opinions, but the favorites locals bring up tend to fall into a few clear categories: thin and crispy, seasoned and indulgent, or just reliably good every single time. Once people start naming names, a few spots come up again and again. Based on local discussion, these are

INDIANAPOLIS — A contractor using a gas-powered saw in an unventilated south side basement was hospitalized Wednesday, May 13, when he was overcome by high levels of carbon monoxide, a fire department spokesperson said. It happened 1 p.m. in the 1300 block of Maynard Drive, which is near Madison...