Hamilton County News

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

A police chase ended in a crash in Hamilton County overnight.A Police say the incident happened on 116th Street and Commecial Drive, that's near I-69. Deputies say they believe a man was drunk when he took off on 116th Street near Hazel Dell around 2 o'clock Sunday morning.A That's when the pursuit began.

The 2010 Hamilton County Spelling Bee has found a sponsor. Williams Comfort Air in Carmel has come forward after a Noblesville man mentioned to his wife, an employee of the heating, air conditioning and plumbing company, that the bee was without a sponsor.

The ladies are barefoot, sitting in chairs and there's no food in sight. Photographer and watercolorist Carol Griffith said people would get a chuckle when they see her "Ladies who lunch" painting.

A Hamilton County court magistrate Monday set a $3 million bond for a man accused of trying to kill a state legislator last week, apparently over a 26-year-old grudge.

Kim Builta has her eye on the prize for the 36th Indiana House of Representatives district: jobs.

NOBLESVILLE -- A man accused of severely beating a state legislator will have his first appearance in court today.

Greene County has its first reported H1N1-related death. The death occurred in Linton last week and confirmation came from testing from the state Friday.

Secretary of State Todd Rokita says Indiana residents voting in upcoming special elections will still be subject to the state's Voter ID law despite a recent court ruling.

Printer Friendly Version Reported by: Jon Swaner Sunday, Nov 1, 2009 @07:15pm EST A state legislator is recovering in the hospital after he was brutally attacked in Carmel.

A 38-year-old man has been charged with murder in the Sept. 29 slaying of a Home Place man.

The Indianapolis Star is reporting that Indianapolis attorney and state representative Ed DeLaney was attacked in Carmel by "his prospective client, Augustus J. Mendenhall, 38." More from the story: [Carmel police say that Mendenhall] punched DeLaney and wielded a gun.

INDIANAPOLIS - Health officials in two Indiana counties have reported their first deaths from the swine flu.

Police have made an arrest in a Hamilton County homicide. Jimmie Earnest Jones Junior faces several charges in connection with the home invasion and murder of 53-year-old Andrew Takash, Junior on October 1, 2009.

Mr. Takash Jr. was found dead in his home on the 10800 block of Central Avenue on October 1, 2009 by his parents and landlord as they were checking his welfare when he did not report to work for several days.

Daniel J. Pfleging has announced he will see re-election for Hamilton County Superior Court 2 judge.

The charges, stemming from an investigation that started in May of this year, were filed in Hamilton County Superior Court 6 and allege that Richard E. Dell, 58 years old from Westfield, IN had child pornography on his laptop computer.

A few prominent Republicans have stepped forward to endorse a challenger in the race for Congress in Indiana's fifth district.

Hamilton Southeastern Schools are postponing next week's scheduled H1N1 vaccinations to their students.

The H1N1 and seasonal flu share symptoms. They also have another thing in common: Vaccines against both are hard to find.