Noah Crenshaw

A Greenwood manufacturing company plans to continue operating in the city despite a division’s closure and relocation.

A Whiteland man will serve no additional prison time after being convicted in an Indianapolis sexual assault case.

INDIANAPOLIS — Dozens of newspaper stakeholders gathered Wednesday at the Indiana Statehouse to advocate against potential changes to public notices.

Greenwood officials are proposing new wheel and vehicle excise taxes as state lawmakers weigh a measure that would effectively force communities to adopt them.

An annexation request was withdrawn Monday night for a planned neighborhood on Rocklane Road in Greenwood.

The first day of spring is just around the corner, and so are the chances of severe weather.

Provisions in a 2017 federal tax bill are set to expire later this year, and a local lawmaker is seeking feedback on a possible extension.

An Indiana House bill that would restrict the duties of reserve police officers and limit their authority is sparking concern among local officers and police chiefs.

A new group seeks to promote civic engagement in Greenwood.

Two local business leaders and one business were honored for efforts to support and promote women in the workplace Wednesday.