Meredith Hackler

Officials hope a boutique hotel will preserve Zionsville’s small-town charm while expanding lodging options

The Zionsville Town Council on Monday expanded the boundaries of the town’s DORA to allow alcoholic beverages to be taken to nearby properties on Poplar Street and Elm Street, officials said.

From team-building activities to tough conversations, the organization says it has seen success in the schools it works with.

Drug pricing has been a national issue for decades. The proposed tariffs are intended to push more drug manufacturing to the United States, administration officials have said.

A new west side fire station will be built in Lebanon to meet rising public-safety needs and to serve a growing industrial area, city officials said.

The Zionsville Police Department is training officers to fly drones as part of a new program officials say will boost officer safety and help fight crime as the community grows.

The Boone Area Transit System provides rides to people across the county, but its operations have been stifled by a broad recall, and riders and staff say a solution has yet to arrive.

Hoosier cancer survivors traveled to Washington this week to urge lawmakers to maintain and increase federal funding for cancer research.

Independent Indiana is working to turn down the temperature on political disagreement by getting more independent candidates on the ballot, its leaders say.

After months of neighbors pleading with their Boone County commissioners to vote against rezoning farmland, the commissioners made their decision Monday morning.