Brownsburg News

While Indianapolis suburbs make the list of best places to live, the state has a hard time convincing college graduates to stay Stacey Otts, a senior at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Ind., studies in one of the school's chemistry labs.

The third weekend of May marks a special time for the Haitian community in Indianapolis.

The Redevelopment Commission here met Tuesday evening and agreed to a tax increment financing pass through amount of $6 million for 2014.

The loss of six qualifying sessions over the past three NHRA Mello Yello Series events and a one-week delay to complete the NHRA Southern Nationals isn't exactly what Jack Beckman's crew chief Todd Smith wanted.

Embodying innovative design element and modern facilities, the new Estate Collection features locally designed floor plans stretching to over 3,600 square feet in size along with an option of a finished basement.

For Marion County residents, whether or not they have children who attend IPS, a rebirth of the city's largest school district is foundational to strengthening the local economy, firming up a shaky tax base, rebuilding neighborhoods and improving the overall quality of life.

Numerous area schools have decided to postpone administering online ISTEP testing today, in the wake of technical difficulties.

INDIANAPOLIS School districts across Indiana have been forced to suspend online ISTEP+ testing because of connectivity issues that kicked off students trying to take the test.

Brownsburg area residents will be able to enjoy locally grown produce, fresh baked goods, and more when the Farmers' Market returns to the Town Hall lawn this summer.

Visiting a single art showing, musical event, or food fest can be a great time, but on April 27, Hendricks County residents -- and those just visiting -- will have a chance to engage in all three, many times over, across the county.